Did you know that most teen driving accidents are caused by distractions that could have been avoided? From text notifications to loud music or even a furry friend riding shotgun — distractions sneak up fast.
That’s why we’ve gathered some simple, effective hacks to help you and your teen stay safe and focused behind the wheel.
Read moreGUIDE2Safeti provides the guidance and tools parents need to coach their teen driver students so they can help create a future-free from preventable accidents on the roads.
Read moreChoosing the right driving school for your teen is crucial for their safety and confidence on the road. But with so many options out there, how do you know which one is the best fit?
Read moreGetting your driver’s license is exciting, but safety comes first! As you gain confidence, you might be tempted to speed or check your phone—don’t risk it. Always follow speed limits, keep a safe distance, and stay focused. Plus, keep at least half a tank of gas or charge to avoid getting stranded. And if you’re feeling unsure, a “New Driver” sticker can help other drivers be more patient. Drive smart, stay safe!
Read moreThink speeding saves time? In reality, it only shaves off a few minutes while drastically increasing crash risks. Tailgating makes things even worse, especially for new drivers, by reducing reaction time and causing unnecessary stress. Stay safe by keeping a proper following distance and adjusting for weather conditions.
Read moreTeaching your teen to drive is an exciting but nerve-wracking experience. As parents, we assume the role of driving instructor, but knowing how to drive and knowing how to teach it are two very different things. Without a structured approach, practice sessions can become repetitive, missing out on key skills like highway merging, night driving, and defensive maneuvers. Plus, years of driving experience often come with bad habits that we unintentionally pass down.
Read moreBefore you even start your road test, the DMV examiner will conduct a pre-drive safety check to ensure your car is roadworthy. If your vehicle doesn’t pass, you won’t be able to take the test. This guide covers everything you need to check so you can avoid unnecessary delays. Get fully prepared with GUIDE2Safeti, and check out a real DMV road test experience on Road Test Success!
Read moreMore and more teens are waiting until they’re 18 or older to get their driver’s license, often skipping structured training. While this might seem convenient, it comes with risks—less practice, fewer safety precautions, and a higher chance of accidents. Whether your teen starts at 16 or 18, proper training is key!
Read moreAs we head into 2025, several new driving laws are set to impact both teen drivers and their parents. From stricter penalties for street racing to the introduction of digital driver’s licenses, these updates are designed to enhance safety and improve driving behavior on the roads. For families following a teen driving guide or working through driving lessons, it’s important to stay updated on these changes.
Read moreTeaching your teen driver proper car maintenance is crucial for their safety and confidence on the road. From oil changes to tire care, discover essential tips to guide your teen toward becoming a responsible driver.
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