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Fewer U.S. teens are getting driver's licenses, delaying them by one to two years due to college prep, technology, and safety concerns.
More teens in Massachusetts and across the U.S. are delaying getting driver’s licenses, with studies showing many wait one to two years longer than in past decades.
The share of high school seniors with licenses dropped from 81% in 2006 to 72% in 2015.
Experts attribute the trend to increased college preparation, social media use, and access to ride-sharing and public transit.
Safety concerns, especially distracted driving, and a focus on emotional maturity and responsibility are also influencing decisions.
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