article_snippet.sent: On average, three out of four U.S. high schools students aged 16 or older reported to have driven in the past 30 days when taking a survey . '
article_snippet.sent: Three out four U.S. high schools students aged 16 or older had driven at least once during the 30 days before a survey was taken by the CDC, according to the report that announced the fatality information.
article_snippet.sent: the report that announced the fatality information looked at students in 42 states - California, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington were not included.
article_snippet.sent: The percentage of students who drove was higher in Midwestern and mountain states, and it was found to be lower in metropolitan areas.
highlights_snippet.sent: Three quarters of high school students aged 16 or older are on the road .