Start the conversation about safe teen driving in a relaxed setting with your new teen driver. Enjoying a drink or a meal at a favorite restaurant or coffee shop helps your teen open up.
Talk about several subjects including sports, friendships, dances, summer plans, etc. Ease into the conversation about different situations and scenarios that may happen when your teen is a driver or a passenger of another teen driver. Briefly discuss options that your teen should be prepared for. Make sure your teen knows that you are a phone call away and are available for assistance at any time. This is a great start to a step-by-step approach with your new teen driver. Keep the lines of communication open. For TIPS ON SAFE TEEN DRIVING, visit: www.beforethewheel.com/links.html
I would recommend using slogans. They work better than you would think for informing about safety. Road safety slogans are widely used all over the world to help drivers realize just how dangerous the traffic is.
ReplyDeleteMy teenage son just got his permit last week. I can't believe how fast he has grown up! I will be putting him in a driving school because I am just so nervous about him driving. You can never be too safe, especially these days. http://bicksdrive.com/adult-remedial
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