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As a parent of a teenage driver, this recent story on AAA's new GPS tracking device caught my attention. It promises to track routes driven by teens and alert parents when the teen driver exceeds the speed limit.
What's your take on this use of technology? Safety tool or "big brother" babysitter?
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One of the most common desires of teenagers is acquiring his or her own car. And when they truly deserve it, they do get one. Of course, before you can allow your son or daughter to drive on their own, they must first meet the required age to secure a license. In most cases, being able to secure a license means one thing for teenagers - freedom!
Posted by: Car Insurance for Teens | January 20, 2012 at 08:11 AM