Beginner drivers are more susceptible to certain types of collisions due to their lack of experience.

Here are some common factors that contribute to accidents among novice drivers:

• Inappropriate speed
• Risk tolerance
• Risk perception
• Inappropriate risk-taking
• Driver skill
• Driver experience
• Peer pressure
• Overconfidence
• Hazardous driving conditions
• Poor attention management
• Not looking for hazards
• Inability to recognize hazards
• Distracted driving
• Dangerous driving
• Impaired driving

Understanding these common factors can help new drivers and their instructors focus on critical areas for improvement, ultimately enhancing road safety.