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Google +Teen Drunk Driving Down Due To High Gas Prices, Study Says
The report suggests that as a result of higher gas prices, teens spend less time behind the wheel of a car.
According to the study, 22 percent of high school students admitted to driving after drinking in 1991, while only 10 percent of high school students admitted to it in 2011.
The report also found that other factors have contributed to less teens driving while drunk "
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