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1 Total vehicle miles driven by teen drivers have plummeted, not only because a smaller share of them are driving but also because miles per young driver have also declined.  In 1990, each driver aged 16 to 19 drove an average of 8,485 miles per year.
Men tend to drive much more than women, averaging 16,550 miles a year, compared with 10,142 for women. Menâs driving peaks at ages 35 to 54, when men drive an average of 18,858 miles a year, while while womenâs driving tops out at an average 12,004 miles a year when they are 20 to 34. How to save on your car insurance quote.