For parents everywhere, the idea of their teenager driving is one rightly filled with concern. The issue is not so much due to a lack of trust, but more so concerning the number of variables at play when one gets behind the wheel. In fact, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for those ages 15 to 24, according to Injury Facts. While many cars come equipped with technology that can prevent accidents, distracted driving is still a major concern for drivers and pedestrians alike. From a financial standpoint, teenagers tend to have higher insurance rates than adults, so an accident can prove extremely detrimental — especially if the car itself is not cheap to insure. Additionally, with marijuana widely available across the U.S, along with the current opioids crisis, concern over reducing drug-impaired driving incidents has risen. Some states in the U.S. have safer roads than others, but which state touts the safest roadway experience for teen drivers? A recent analysis by WalletHub identified the best states for teen drivers using a collection of 23 key metrics. With this in mind, check out the 10 best states for teen drivers. Related: 20 car crash tips and things you should know after an accident