Adolescent Driving Intentions and Licensure by Neighborhood Opportunity

Stephanie L. Mayne; Ngwi Tayong; Elizabeth A. Walshe; Maura Powell; Brian P. Jenssen; Flaura K. Winston; A Fiks

doi:10.1001/jamapediatrics.2026.2613

July 13, 2026JAMA Pediatrics

Adolescent Driving Intentions and Licensure by Neighborhood Opportunity

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This research aims to investigate the differences in driving intentions and licensure rates among adolescents based on the opportunity in their neighborhoods.
Cohort study design to analyze driving intentions and licensure rates.
Assessment of adolescents' neighborhood environments and their impact on driving behaviors.
Significant disparities found in driving intentions between lower and higher opportunity neighborhoods.
Licensure rates were notably higher in adolescents from neighborhoods with greater resources and opportunities.

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Cohort study examines disparities in driving intentions and licensure among adolescents by neighborhood opportunity, indicating important social impacts.

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This cohort study examines disparities in driving intentions and licensure among adolescents by neighborhood opportunity.

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Mayne et al. (2026) studied this question.

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