Pandemic closures linked to bad driving among teens, adults Coronavirus pandemic-related closures leave some drivers out of practice, encourage recklessness in others New analysis from AAA suggests that the coronavirus pandemic may have something to do with worsening driving skills, particularly among young people. Good driving is all about developing good habits, and that takes practice. For a young driver still developing those habits, two or three months without regular practice can stall their progress. That means that when they get behind the wheel again for the first time in months, it’s likely that their skills will be a bit rusty and they’ll be more prone to accidents. This is especially important for parents to remember as many pandemic-related restrictions are lifting just as the “100 Deadliest Days” for teen drivers are beginning. Read more at https://munley.com/pandemic-bad-driving-teen-drivers/ https://munley.com/philadelphia/ https://local.google.com/place?id=15093873263586094825&use=posts&lpsid=9014958860154345311