By Traci Hukill S oftware, schmoftware. All right, maybe that's an exaggeration. That's a mind-boggling 765,000 more kids than the 2 million or so currently at risk of totalling the family wagon. True to the stereotype, teenagers are high-risk drivers, involved in many more collisions than drivers in other age groups and far likelier to die in those accidents. And that, the report reminds readers, will cost taxpayers millions in medical care, property damage, lost productivity and funeral expenses.
Someone always mentions the bottom line.
So we will too. That's a major growth industry, not to mention work with purpose.