The Michigan teen driving laws are based on graduated licensing to eventually obtain a full driver’s license without driving restrictions. Most teenagers begin with driving restrictions, a temporary driving instruction permit, and a driving examination. As this is National Teen Driver Safety Week, there is no better time than now to talk about the Michigan …
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Causes of teen car accidents are distracted driving, driver inexperience, speeding, alcohol and not using seat belts. Parents can play a role in prevention.
These driving apps maximize safety for teen drivers and are motion-sensitive, block incoming calls, texts and emails, and provide parental notification when app is deactivated
In our Stop Distracted Driving Contest, four students created the most persuasive Tweet, graphic and videos to help prevent teen distracted driving car crashes
Study finds distracted driving, speeding, not buckling up contribute to fatal motor vehicle crashes among new teen drivers. Parents, you’re the key to safer teen drivers
Michigan Auto Law is awarding $5,000 in scholarships to high school teens who can craft the best message to their peers on teen distracted driving dangers
Eating, playing with the radio, putting on makeup and other teens in the car all count as driving distractions. Global Youth Traffic Safety Month campaigns to curb them
With Global Youth Traffic Safety Month here, a lawmaker’s proposed distracted-driving law that closes a Kelsey’s Law loophole with cellphone use is timely
Teenage drivers cause more car accidents than any other age group. On Halloween, let’s think about teen driver safety as the risk of a fatal crash goes up with the number of teens in a car Halloween is our favorite holiday at the Gursten household. My kids are counting down the days when I …
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