Teen Drivers

Lack of seat belt use continues to be a common denominator in fatal crashes in the Cowboy State.

Wyoming and Montana had the most teen driver fatalities per 100,000 teens.

Speed is suspected of playing a part in the crash and the case is still currently under investigation.

Wyoming has a history as being ranked as the worst state for teen drivers. We also have a history as being ranked near the bottom in worst drivers in general. Unfortunately, it seems that some are just getting started at an earlier age, at least according to a recent study.

Wyoming tied with Alabama for the highest percentage of fatal accidents among teen drivers and ranked 48th for teen DUI arrests per capita.

Wyoming has once again scored high on a national state rating, but this time, it's definitely not a good thing. Of all fifty states, Wyoming hit darn near the bottom of the barrel, making us one the worst states in the union for teen drivers according to a recent study.