By Greg Bartlett
Few moments in a parent’s life cause more pride and at the same time more trepidation as the first time a teenager takes the car out for a solo drive. Watching your child maneuver the car down the street carefully observing each driving rule he has learned can cause your heart to swell
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By Greg Bartlett
My younger brother is a dangerous driver. I wasn’t joking when I told people to stay off the roads when he got his permit. Knocking over trashcans, scraping mailboxes, riding up on curbs, pulling into the parking space a little too far: teenage drivers do it all. And unless there’s visible damage to
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Recently, an online article highlighted the ways in which parents can keep track of teens using a GPS tracking device. In one scenario, a teenager took the new car out for a spin while his parent was out of town. A brand new car, especially a sporty one (as this one was) is very tempting
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Spring is here. Birds are chirping. It is getting warmer outside and the great outdoors beckons more now than it has for the last few months.
Prom and graduation season will be upon us before we know it. And if you are the parents of a teenager, you may already be hearing about your child’s plans
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You know the classic scene—a driver gets pulled over for speeding. They sigh, slow down, and pull over. A police officer exits a squad car, taps on the driver’s side window, and asked that famous question, “Do you have any idea how fast you were going back there?” Answers may vary from “ I don’t
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