
Ep 199: Preventing Car Accidents, with my Dad, Dr Andrew Matthew
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Car accidents are the leading cause of death for kids, teens, and young adults — but so many are preventable. In this episode, I sit down with my dad, pediatrician Dr. Andrew Matthew (and the safest driver I know!), to talk about what parents and teens can do to stay safe on the road.
Using information from this recent article:
Motor Vehicle Crash Prevention, New England Journal of Medicine, Vol 393, Issue 5 (July 31 2025)
We discuss:
- Why car accidents are the #1 cause of death for ages 5–29
- How texting while driving raises your crash risk 23-fold
- Practical tips for teaching teens to drive safely
- The truth about speeding, tailgating, and road rage
- When technology helps — and when it hurts
- Smart ways to talk to kids about car safety
If you’ve got a new driver at home, carpool often, or just want to be more mindful behind the wheel, this episode is full of practical, potentially life-saving tips.
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