By Greg Bartlett
Teen drivers: the bane of every parent. You debate not letting your teenagers get their licenses until they’re at least twenty, but at the same time, it is convenient to let them drive themselves to work, to school, to soccer practice, and to piano lessons. But how can you be sure
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By Greg Bartlett
When kids are young, parents set boundaries for how far away they can venture from home. When they are very young, the boundary may be the neighbor’s driveway. As they get older and hopefully more responsible, the boundaries can be extended. When they get their driver’s license what can a parent do about
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By James Neely
In the world of teen driving accountability is important along with the training that young drivers receive before they obtain their license. The result of these two efforts will bring about safer roads. Who bears the blame when teen drivers are turned out into the streets before they are truly ready?
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By James Neely
As warmer weather rolls into the upper states in the U.S., driver training cars begin to take to the roads in greater numbers. This means young drivers will be on the roads very soon and with them comes the concerns about safety. This is especially true because of the many distractions
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By Lyle Goldstein
I remember the day I decided to get a car with GPS tracking. It was a Monday, two years ago. I was on the phone at work when I happened to glance out my office window. I guess I unconsciously looked for my own car. I spotted it just as the call ended.
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By Greg Bartlett
By Greg Bartlett
One statistic that cannot be avoided is that younger less experienced drivers are more likely to be involved in an automobile accident than more experienced drivers. A 16 or 17 year old driver who has just received their license has little or no relevant experience in driving a motor vehicle. This lack of
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By James Neely
An interesting story out of Indiana finds that state in the midst of attempting to pass legislation that is aimed at keeping teen drivers safe by increasing the age at which they can obtain a drivers license to 16 ½. In addition, this new set of regulations seeks to restrict the first
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By Harriette Halepis
GPS tracking has come under a lot of fire lately. Some people view this type of tracking device as an invasion of privacy. Others see GPS tracking as a way to control events and situations that are usually out of control. No matter how you view this topic, there’s no debating the fact
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By Greg Bartlett
Ever since it became available to the general public in the 1990s, GPS technology has proven its worth in more than one way. In vehicles, GPS tracking systems have become an invaluable asset to businesses and individuals alike. There are many factors that contribute to the value of a GPS tracking system.
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