Keep your teenage driver safe this year

Jamie Sheller
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Posted by Jamie ShellerJanuary 03, 2008 4:06 PM

Tired of making resolutions that never seem to get accomplished before the end of the year? Finally, there is a resolution you can keep -- teach your teenage driver the fundamental tools to drive safely this year. Of course you already told you teenager not to drink and drive. You probably already told your teenage driver to slow down. But at the top of the list needs to be don't drive distracted. Distracted driving can prove to be deadly. Due to the increased popularity of electronic devices such as ipods, cell phones, and dvd players, keeping your eye on the road has become more difficult. With all these devices, its no wonder that the risk of having an accident increases. One way to cut down on these hazards is to establish family rules on driving. Make clear rules and consequences for disregarding them. This simple step may save your teenagers life.

For more information on this subject, please refer to the section on Car and Motorcycle Accidents.

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