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Role Reversal

We have talked about the importance of parents setting a good example for their teen drivers. Parents should avoid cell phone use, distractions, aggressive driving, and speeding, and of course, always buckle up.

However, equally important is the teen’s ability to recognize these bad driving habits. Rather than the parent critiquing the teen, teens should critique their parents while behind the wheel. This is a fun game, especially for teens. Parents can learn how it feels to be judged while driving, and teens can learn to recognize driving mistakes.

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UDrive. UText. UPay.

Beginning April 1st, Distracted Driver Awareness Month kicks off and police will be on the look out for distracted drivers, especially those texting while driving. See the full story here:

http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_25452307/april-is-distracted-drivers-awareness-month-law-enforcement

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Safe Teen Drivers

This helpful article has some good tips for parents teaching their teens how to become safe drivers. And, if you’re a teen driver reading this, then it’s a great read for understanding your parent’s perspective on the learning process:

http://www.allstatefoundation.org/teen-driving-becoming-a-smart-driver?cid=SOC-HFB-CR-MISC-140317:teen1