Setting Restrictions For Your Teen Driver

Posted by Lee Archambault on Aug 17, 2016 10:54:01 AM

High School can be hard on both students and parents. The schedule demands of today’s teens will have them pulled in every direction. Sure, it may seem easy to have a friend drive your son or daughter to practice or rehearsal. But is it the best decision? Set your house rules for driving now. Even if you don't have a licensed driver, even if you are the parent of a freshman that is only 14, set the standards for your home.

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Topics: Safe Driving Tips, New Driver Restrictions, Setting the Law for your New Teen Driver

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