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Thinking Safety = Driving Safely
Just thinking about safety when you head out on the road can make you a safer driver.
Parents are the biggest influence on teens’ driving habits.
Teens are less likely to be in a crash if their parents set rules and monitor their activities.
Teens are less likely to be in a crash if their parents set rules and monitor their activities.
TEEN TRACK's goal is to keep new drivers and those around them safe on the road by facilitating a dialogue between parents and teens about being safe and responsible drivers while allowing parents to monitor their teens’ Motor Vehicle Records (MVRs). Parents are notified immediately via email of any reportable incidents such as motor vehicle accidents, pending suspensions, revocations and expirations, and convictions (such as speeding, red light violations, reckless driving, no seatbelt, using a cell phone, DWI, failure to answer a summons, etc.).
In addition to taking a proactive role in helping teens’ develop safe driving skills, TEEN TRACK will donate a portion of proceeds to the teen’s school for fundraising purposes.
Take the first step toward keeping teens and those around them safe on the roads
Things You Might Not Know About New York and its 400,000 Teen Drivers:
- Teens make up 12% of the drivers in New York, but are involved in 20% of crashes that occur
- Auto accidents are the number one cause of death among teenagers.
- 5,000-6,000 teens die in auto accidents per year in the U.S. (16 per day).
- The most dangerous period for new drivers is within the first two years of being licensed.
