American teens are driving less

American teens seem to be waiting longer than ever to drive. The share of teenagers with driver’s licenses in the 16-19 age group declined from 64 percent in 1995 to just under 40 percent in 2021, according to the Federal Highway Administration. The reasons are as complicated as teens. Car costs have surged. Inflation has…

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