Teen Driver Safety AAA has worked for more than 75 years to help families develop their teens into safe, responsible drivers. If you are a parent, teen, educator or safety advocate, AAA’s tips, tools, information and other resources can help you, too.
The mission of Partners for Safe Teen Driving is to help communities develop a parent education program, so that parents can guide their ren through the first perilous years of driving. Many college divisions and communities in Virginia have partnered to develop Safe Teen Driving programs.
The National Safety Council has deemed the month of June National Safety Month with the last week focusing on driving safety. In 2017, more than 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes. Alcohol, speeding, and distracted driving are to blame for majority of these crashes.
TeenSafe Featured During Teen Driving Safety Week TeenSafe’s focus on Teen Driving Safety Week has drawn attention from media across the country including Health Day. The problem of texting and driving is so prevalent that it seems every family has a story.
Through research, community partnerships, State safety grant programs, and public awareness campaigns such as National Teen Driver Safety Week, NHTSA demonstrates its dedication to promoting safe teen driving.
Teens’ Biggest Safety Threat is Sitting on the Driveway. Half of all teens will be involved in a car crash before graduating from high college. Parental involvement doesn’t end when a gets a license.
Safety Tips for Teen Drivers. Whether you’re just getting ready to hit the road or have been driving for months―or even years―take some time to review these 8 safe driving tips.
Car Insurance For Teens So, the time has come for your (who’s not really a anymore) to hit the open road. There’s a lot to consider when handing over the keys to your new driver.
Running October 21 through the 27 th is National Teen Driver Safety Week according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Though it’s important to talk about every week, this week in particular is a great time for parents to sit down with their teens to discuss the importance of safe driving.
Use a parent-teen driving agreement [465 KB] to put rules in place that will help your teen stay safe on the road. Don’t forget to update the agreement as your teen’s experience increases. Don’t forget to update the agreement as your teen’s experience increases.
