Two years ago, my son started driver’s education at our local high school. Curious about what cars they were using, I discovered it was a Chevy Aveo, which had some of the poorest crash test ratings, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. That got me to thinking, why would schools put the most inexperienced drivers in cars with poor crash test scores?
We took that idea to the Chicago Tribune, and reporter Duaa Eldeib filed Freedom of Information requests with more than 50 Chicagoland schools. What she found was scary:
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