Posted on 5/31/2020
It is a pivotal moment when our teen gets behind the wheel for the first time -- it is the first step toward both independence and adulthood. Not only does this moment as a significant meaning for us parents, but it also can be a cause for concern. Vehicular fatalities are the leading cause of death for American teens. Teens are three times more likely to crash than adults. However, you can play a big part in keeping your teen driver safe. Here are ten tips to share with your teen driver that can maximize your child’s safety and minimize your worry: Think about enrolling your teen in a driver safety course. These courses can be taught in-person or online, last up to 6-12 hours, and can often result in an insurance discount, as they are useful in instilling safe driving habits. When selecting a car for your teen, prioritize safety and reliability. Implement your own driving guidelines. For example, you might restrict nighttime driving after a particular ... read more