Though it may sound far-fetched, it's actually not, because it is the cause of teen accidents everyday. Drive smart and don't make yourself a teen statistic. Lower the decibels Similar to driving with friends, loud music is a major distraction while driving. I'm not saying pull the radio out of your car and never listen to music in the car again, it's just that if the tunes get too loud, you may be in for trouble. Though pumping the sound loud enough to shatter every window in town is not okay.
Teens mainly play the loud music to attract attention.
Say no to peer pressure Peer Pressure. I believe it's the most ridiculous excuse for anyone getting into an accident. Don't let your friends tell you to drive faster, or to run a red light. If they were really your friends, they wouldn't be putting that kind of pressure on you. If they put that kind of pressure on you, what they are really telling you is to risk an expensive speeding ticket, or even risk killing yourself in a car crash.