might be of interest:
from http://www.tacsafety.com.au/
In 2003, 24% of drivers killed were aged between 18 and 25 years. And yet, this age group only represents 14% of Victorian licence holders.
Of the 39 young drivers killed in 2003:
95% were males,
44% were killed on country roads,
79% were killed in single vehicle crashes,
69% were involved in crashes that occurred during high alcohol times,
the days when fatal crashes were most frequent were Sunday (26%) and Friday (21%),
56% of crashes occurred between the hours of 8pm and 6am, and
51% of deaths occurred on 100km/h and 110km/h signposted roads.
Note: High alcohol times are those times of the day and week when casualty crashes are ten times more likely to involve alcohol than casualty crashes at other times.
i was looking for statistics on passengers