Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens ages 16-19. More than 30% of those fatal incidents occur between Memorial Day and Labor Day – a period the AAA
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The Real Issue To Consider When Choosing a Car for Your TeenThe Real Issue To Consider When Choosing a Car for Your Teen
Recently, I read an article in Car and Driver Magazine entitled “the Debate”, where two of their editors argued about the factors parents need to consider when choosing the right
Standards MatterStandards Matter
Imagine a manufacturing industry where only 55-60% of all the business employees who were given government mandated safety training were able to pass the exam. Imagine if these failure
Getting Serious About Distractions: Cell Phones and TextingGetting Serious About Distractions: Cell Phones and Texting
If we, as a driving society, are going to get serious about solving the distracted driving issue in this country, we must first understand and accept that it is NOT
Vehicle Safety Systems can create a False Sense of Security for DriversVehicle Safety Systems can create a False Sense of Security for Drivers
For many parents, selecting vehicles for their teen drivers is based in large part to the crash ratings and the types of safety technology systems they’re equipped with. But when
Training Teen Drivers with 70-year-old Standards:Training Teen Drivers with 70-year-old Standards:
It seems fitting to begin National Teen Driver Safety Week with a brief look at the current standards for driver education. In a recent American Driver and Traffic Safety Education