Talking to Your Teen About Safe Driving
When teens begin to drive, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the National Safety Council, the sobering statistics start to pile up:
You can help your young driver make better decisions behind the wheel, however. Start by setting a good example yourself. And set time aside to have a serious discussion about the following issues, all of which have a large impact on the safety of teen drivers:
Of course, any driver needs to have a good grasp on the laws and rules of the road, and, because teens don’t have much experience, it’s important to have regular conversations about safe driving. How teens drive doesn’t just depend on them. It depends on you, too!
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11/9/2017 09:48:41 pm
Thank you for providing such a useful content. Before teaching your kid how to drive, you should teach some thing about the maintenance of the car. Your kid have to know how to check tire pressure and how to replace damaged tire etc. We have to maintain our tire pressure at optimum level, as according to National highway Traffic and Safety Administration about 600 fatalities and about 33,000 injury occurs in a year for the use of under-inflated tires. And we also waste about one billion gallons of gasoline by using under-inflated tires. So it is also a mater of concern. And thanks again for such a beautiful content.
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