Whether we’re talking about millennials and the so-called Generation Z, the youngest drivers in North America are afraid of many things. According to a study from Ford and research company Penn Schoen Berland, American youngsters fear other motorists driving dangerously more than anything else.
The study surveyed a pool of 1,000 young drivers, with ages between 16 and 22 (Generation Z) and 23 to 24 (millennials). Believe it or not, the young guns have some common sense into them. 88 percent told the researchers that other people driving in a dangerous manner is their biggest fear when they are seated behind the steering wheel. Rather surprising, isn't?
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