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Oct
28

Keeping Teen Drivers Safe

October 28, 2015
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teen driverMany parents may have mixed feelings when their teenagers become of legal driving age. In some cases, parents may see benefits in allowing their kids to drive themselves to school and work without needing to take time out of their own busy schedules to transport them to events and functions. On the other hand, there is much for parents of teenage drivers to worry about, especially due to cost, or because of the high percentage of accidents caused by young drivers every year.

Parents naturally wish to keep their children safe from harm behind the wheel and work hard to keep the costs of insuring drivers and vehicles in their household as low as possible. By educating your teenage drivers on safety behind the wheel and setting rules regarding the use of vehicles, you can make sure to keep them safe and prevent accidents and collisions on the road. For more information on safety and auto insurance, contact the Chicago insurance professionals of Insure on the Spot at 773-202-5060.

Guidelines for Teen Drivers

It is important for parents to set ground-rules for the use of household vehicles, and to put their teen drivers in a position to behave responsibly when behind the wheel. Many parents choose to place a curfew on the driver and the vehicle to prevent late-night driving and possible irresponsible behavior. In addition, some choose to set limits on the number of passengers that their teenager is allowed to have in the vehicle at one time to help prevent distractions while they are learning to drive.

By setting limits on passengers, the level of volume that the car stereo may be played at, and other guidelines, parents and guardians can help create an in-car environment that is controlled and safe for the novice driver. Although teenagers may feel that they are in control of their surroundings, it is important to remember that they are still learning how to operate the vehicle and may not be equipped to handle emergency situations or distractions behind the wheel.

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Safe driving techniques can help keep drivers safe from harm, prevent damage to vehicles and property, and help keep the costs of insuring your vehicle down. If you are looking for affordable insurance in the Chicago area, contact the experienced Chicago insurance agents from Insure on the Spot at 773-202-5060.

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