Car crashes are the leading cause of deaths for american teenagers, more than drugs, guns, and cancer. Speed and lack of judgment is the two most common factors involved in a teen auto crash with injuries. (per National Institute of Health, National Institute for Highway Safety)
Fact: Research has shown that teenagers don’t drive safely for fear of crashing, but rather for fear of getting a ticket. Researchers said that teenagers have a sense of immortality and the “it can’t happen to me” syndrome.
Fact: Getting a speeding ticket for just 20 mph over the limit could result in a $3,000 increase in premiums for auto insurance with a Teen Driver on your policy!
Facts: Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for people 15 to 20. Speeding has been a factor in over 37% of crashes involving 16-year-olds.
We say, “Trust-But-Verify”, a GPS vehicle monitoring system will act as a powerful deterrent for any negative behavior. Furthermore, we believe that explaining to your teenager that a GPS vehicle system in their vehicle, is implemented out of love and not mistrust. You want your teenager to live to their 21st Birthday…You also want the trust that exists between yourself and your teen to expand, having a GPS vehicle monitoring system believe it or not, will empower you and your teen to build a stronger foundation of trust.
Equally important is the safety and security of your teenager. A vehicle installed with a GPS monitoring device, will allow you to locate your vehicle’s position if the situation ever arose.
1. Make Sure Your Teen Is Well Rested Before They Drive – Studies Show Fatigue As A Contributing Factor In Teen Related Accidents
2. Ban The Use Of Cell Phones While Driving – They Are Distracting And Dangerous To A Teen Driver
3. Do Not Let Teens Drive With Other Teens – Statistics Show, 2 Or More Teens In A Vehicle Have A 86% Of Being Involved In A Traffic Fatality
4. Do Not Let Your Teen Drive At Night! Studies Show Nighttime Is The Riskiest Time For A Teen To Drive
What are your thoughts about Teen Drivers?
Charles Buler
MCS