With school starting, the roads will be filled with new drivers. New drivers are empowered. Empowered through freedom and responsibility. But what’s the big deal anyway? The big deal is that “motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens” (Center for Disease Control and Prevention). AAA,
This week’s blogs have focused on teen drivers. Remember, according to the CDC teens are more likely to die in a motor vehicle accident than from any other cause. What can you do to help your teen develop safe driving habits that will help them survive their most turbulent years
We have several nieces entering the driving age. I know when I turned 16 the first thing I wanted was to get my own car. But what is a good car for a teen and what should parents be looking for? According to AAA, teens need “safe, reliable and affordable
