REPORT: TEENAGE DRUNK DRIVING As you have learned, alcohol can cause a heightened sense of confidence that leads people to believe they can drive safely when they are actually a danger to themselves and others. Alcohol consumption is a major contributor to motor vehicle accidents. Teenage drunk driving is an exceptional problem. Not only do drunk individuals pose a risk on the road, but teenagers are less experienced drivers than adults, compounding the problem. Compose a report discussing teenage drunk driving. The report should contain facts and statistics about the percentage of drunk driving accidents that are caused by teenagers. You should also include the effects of these accidents on teenagers and their families. For instance, what proportion of accidents results in death for the driver, the passengers, or the occupants of another vehicle? Your report should also include an account of a particular accident involving a drunken teenager as a driver. It should discuss the consequences of the accident, including any injuries sustained and discipline following the incident. This incident can be one that has affected someone you know, someone in your community, or someone in your state. Finally, your report should conclude with a paragraph about what you have learned. How serious is underage drinking? How does it affect behavior? Who are the victims in drunk driving accidents? Reflect upon the knowledge you have gained while completing this report. Note: Include a "Works Cited" section that documents your sources used for retrieving statistical and factual information.