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It has been proven in many cases that it does work. Click this link and listen to the story of how one parent caught his teen driver doing a 100 MPH. This happened in September and I talked to this father 2 weeks ago and his son has not gone over his speed limit since.
http://www.teendriverinsurance.com/nc_paramount_tms.htm
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Wow, that is wonderful! I see so many teens on the road driving like they own the road, not paying attention,Speeding and just bad driving in general! I would feel a bit safer knowing they were being watched or "Kept in check". Bravo to Teensurance!!!

I think it is a good idea, in some aspects. Anything that will save a life; either their own life,their life being ruined from killing someone else, or someone else's life being taken. I have wanted to say something to our DMV lawmakers about the graduated driver's licenses that they have created in the last few years.
THANK YOU! When the laws changed, not allowing a new driver out after 9 pm, unless it was school or work related, I was so happy. The laws take the pressure off of parents and eliminate the chance that our new teen driver can talk us into allowing them out late at night. Restricting the amount of people they can have in a car is awesome! It reduced the chance that they will cram their car full of kids. I loved it when all I had to say to my son was..you know you can't be out driving after 9 pm. You could lose your priveldge to drive! It was a great change and I hear that more came after my son was older...like cell phones! Lucky parents...I can't wait to see what we will come up with next, to protect my grandkids when they are driving!

The graduated license program is great and has saved lives. However, as a parent of three teenagers I know that many parents either don't understand or have difficulty enforcing the restrictions. And most teens think it is an unenforceable law so they tend to ignore it. Teensurance is a product that can help parents make sure the rules are followed. They can set the curfew time and will know if the child violates the after 9 pm restriction.

This of course means more freedom for the young driver. Now he or she can drive themselves to a sleepover at the friend's house and the parents can know the car will go only there and not be driven after 9 pm. This freedom will also give the child some independence and confidence and not do it at the expense of the parents' peace of mind.

We have this product in my daughter's car and I really can't imagine why all parents of teen drivers wouldn't want this tool. After all, we are talking about their child's life here.

HomeSchoolMom,
You can learn more at www.teendriverinsurance.com
Now is the time to start researching this.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Tom

Sounds to me like it would be a great device for anyone to have in their vehicle. The elderly, and single moms as well could benefit. Some parents might not mind if their kids were keeping track of them at times. I would love to have something like that in my vehicle, and for persons who cannot afford a cell phone they might could afford this.