Driver distraction was found to be one of the main reasons for the traffic accidents. Latest studies have shown that engaging with distraction while driving will positively affect the driver’s driving behavior. However, the effect on young drivers might be varied due to the personality and skill differences. This study aims to explore the Indonesian young driver distraction and its effect on their driving behavior, which is measured using SDDQ (Susceptibility to Driver Distraction Questionnaire) and DBQ (Driver Behavior Questionnaire). A total of 332 participants, divided into different age groups (17-24; 25-44; 25-64) from all across Indonesia, were voluntarily involved in the study. The result shows that those who often engage in distraction while driving possessed a higher score on aberrant driving behavior. It was also found that young drivers tend to be more distracted while driving than older age groups. In addition, it is proven that age differences affect the driver’s perception of distraction, which is in line with the possibility of risky driving behavior.