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TODAY'S TEENAGE DRIVING STATISTICS
One of the most dangerous things a parent will ever give their children are the keys to the family car. According to the CDC, teenage automobile accidents account for 1 in 3 deaths in teenagers (ages 16 19) and 12% of all motor vehicle accidents. For the miles driven, teenagers are involved in three times as many fatal crashes as all other drivers. Like all areas of household protection, Rottweiler Security provides you with the tools necessary for keeping your teenager and young adult from unnecessary risks all while informing the parents, of the risks associated with the threat.
Now that you have your teenager has their license, you are no longer in the vehicle instructing or correcting them how to drive. Now is time to take the next step and coach them from the sidelines with a Driving Coach © by Rottweiler Security.
Just a few of the advantages are;
- Keeping your car insurance policy and reducing higher insurance premiums.
- Reduce Speeding Tickets, fines and attorney's fees
- Locate your automobile online, from your computer or cell phone no more asking your teen where are you?, have you left or are you still at the theater?
- Less accidents, accident injuries, insurance claims, insurance adjusters, repair estimates and vehicle depreciation due to automobile accidents.
- Turn off cell phone (except 911) and text messaging usage while driving. Each year, 21% of fatal car crashes involving teenagers between the ages of 16 and 19 were the result of cell phone usage and talking on a cell phone, which caused nearly 25% of all car accidents.
- Avoid insurance claims, accident injuries and potential fatalities.
Do not underestimate dangerous driving situations. In the past, teenage males have a tendency to drive unnecessarily fast for the road conditions, however female drivers also have a tendency to want to speed when they drive. Of the deaths in teenage young men, 38% were speeding at the time of the crash. Having the Rottweiler Driving Coach © allows you the ability to track and process their driving habits giving you the information to steer them in the right direction.
CORRECTING BAD DRIVING HABITS
If you already have a teenager that has received a traffic citation or automobile accident, it indicates a pattern of speeding has started to root with their driving. Accidents and speeding tickets give you a good indication of their ability to reason behind the wheel. Quickly addressing the driving issue now will avoid deeper habits that may take years to correct and become imbedded with a life style of accidents and increased insurance premiums.
It takes about 24 - 36 months of monitored driving habits to reinforce the information that you can live without constant cell phone usage while driving and driving a tad bit slower really does not make you late. Driving the speed limit with attention to the road and traffic should place your teenager in the percentage of the survivors.
POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS
When road surfaces are wet they become more treacherous. Rain and oil slicked roads surfaces decrease your braking ability. The distance to stop increases as the conditions deteriorate.
When poor weather conditions happen, log into your account and drop the speed alert notification down. You will also want to instruct your young driver that you will lower the alert to make them aware if they are slowing for weather conditions.
Inform your young driver to be looking for standing water or lights that are not working. When either of these are the case, ask them to slow down.
On heavy rainy days, tell your teenager never to drive through standing water. Make them aware that they could hydroplane if driving too fast. Additionally water often covers the depth of potholes, avoid them if it is safe to do so.
SLIPPERY CONDITIONS
Driving on road surfaces that have either snow or ice can be extremely hazardous.
Road surfaces can change either by temperature fluctuations or with added traffic driving on the road surface.
A simple turn in the road can lead you for a spin. What looks like a clean road going into a turn can have ice on a the road half way into the turn. Be prepared for corrective action into the turn.
Be cautious of bridges as they usually freeze before the road surface does. The added air under the bridge can cause the surface of the bridge to be a few degrees lower than the surface of the road.
If your teenager has never driven in snow or ice hopefully you will have some time to instruct them about the hazards of both ice and driving when there is snow in the area.
If you don't do it, who will?
POOR VISABILITY
Foggy driving conditions are dangerous driving conditions.
Make sure you slow down. Fog reduces the driving distance visibility and often with the shorter visibility you will have less time to stop.
Keep your headlights on the vehicle off the high beam setting. This will increase your visibility by directing the light towards the road surface.
You will notice a common theme in all three types of poor driving conditions. Slow down. Automotive injuries are caused when you collide with another object. Unless you like the thrill of depending on someone else to cut you out of a vehicle and attempt to save your life a few miles slower will help insure your safely arriving at your destination.
Remember, good drivers don't happen by accident!
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