AYUDE A SU ADOLESCENTE A CONDUCIR SOLO DE MANERA SEGURA

Un programa en línea gratuito para padres de conductores adolescentes que comienzan a conducir solos

APRENDA MÁS SOBRE LOS RIESGOS QUE ENFRENTAN LOS CONDUCTORES ADOLESCENTES Y CÓMO PUEDE AYUDAR A SU ADOLESCENTE A CONDUCIR CON PRECAUCIÓN

  • Conozca los riesgos de choque de los adolescentes y las estrategias de prevención basadas en evidencias
  • Aprenda por qué y cómo cada riesgo se aborda en un acuerdo entre padres y adolescentes que contiene reglas para los adolescentes y los padres, y que luego establece una progresión gradual a través de condiciones de mayor riesgo

CREAR UN ACUERDO DE CONDUCCIÓN PERSONALIZADO

  • Le ayudaremos a crear un acuerdo interactivo entre padres y adolescentes para usted y su adolescente
  • Actualice su acuerdo a medida que su adolescente se convierta en un conductor más experimentado
  • Obtenga un certificado de cumplimiento que satisface los requisitos de algunos estados y escuelas
Sample agreement dashboard example

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It does not surprise me that nighttime driving is dangerous for 16 and 17 year-olds. It’s hard to see after dark. Even the most experienced drivers can make driving mistakes and get into a crash.
Sandra T., parent Company1
Our son is a good kid and so are his friends, so we didn’t think we needed any written rules. When he had a pretty serious crash while driving at night with friends, we decided to do an agreement and make sure he gets more experience safely.
Martin, parentCompany2
My son just got his license and I am concerned about him driving unsupervised after dark. He will have a nighttime curfew and we’ll get in a lot of practice driving after dark. I think that will help make him a safer driver.
Bill N., parentCompany3
When my daughter got to Checkpoint #3, she asked if we still had to continue with the agreement. I told her it’s not a punishment, it’s to help us manage her transition to independent driving. I want to know she will be a safe driver!
Gregory, parentCompany4
The most important thing parents can do to reduce teen crash risk is to limit initial driving under high risk conditions.
Dr. Bruce Simons-Morton, National Institute of Child Health and Human DevelopmentCompany5
I worry about my daughter having friends in the car, with loud music playing, and everybody talking at once. With all that going on, I know she can’t pay enough attention to her driving.
Cathy M., parentCompany6
My son and I have talked a lot about being a responsible driver. He knows what I expect of him and what will happen if he doesn’t do it. It’s better when things are crystal clear from the beginning.
Jody M., parentCompany7
Alyssa and her younger brother were arguing over who-knows-what while driving home from school. She screeched to a halt when she saw the red light. Now she understands why it’s so important to pay constant attention to the road.
Shirley, parentCompany8
Last Saturday we went driving around trying to find something to do. It was pretty late and we were talking to the guy driving. He didn’t see the turn in the road and we went off the road onto someone’s grass. Luckily, we didn’t get hurt or damage the car.
Tisha, 16 year-old sophomoreCompany9
I was really mad at my parents when they said I couldn’t drive all my friends to the prom because I couldn’t have that many passengers as part of our agreement. I can see now that I’m a better driver for it and the restrictions will be over soon enough.
Lori, 17 year-old seniorCompany10