Stats and Facts

• In Utah, during 2006, 49 occupants (aged 15 to 24 years) were killed in motor vehicle crashes.
• Teenage drivers were in 14,398 motor vehicle crashes which resulted in 7,817 injured persons.
• Approximately one out of every six fatal crashes in Utah involve a teenage driver.
• A crash involving a teenage driver occurs in Utah every 36 minutes.

Latest stats published in 2008 from Utah's Highway Safety Department

All of the sophmore students at Roy High School attened the Alive at 25 course during the 2007-2008 school year.

Alive at 25 Results

The National Safety Council reports that students who complete the Alive at 25 course are 96% less likely to be killed in a car crash than youths that have not taken the course. In Colorado, the fatality rate for drivers and passengers under the age of 20 has dropped each year since 1999. In 2005 alone, the rate was decreased by 50%. Currently, the fatality rate for Alive at 25 graduates in Colorado in 2.2 per 20,000, which is 84% below the national average.