Helping your teen drive at night
Driving at nighttime is a dangerous practice for newly-licensed teens. Visibility is poor and there is a higher likelihood of impaired or fatigued drivers. Also, late outings often are recreational and...
View ArticleA Teen’s Perspective – Nighttime Driving
Written by: Laura Saldivar My friends and I were night owls. We would get together early and stay out late. We just wanted to spend time together. Once we got our licenses, things changed. Driving at...
View ArticleWhat parents need to know as teens return to school
As your teen returns to school, add his or her driving habits to the list of things you need to review. Even though you already are vigilant about your teen’s safety behind the wheel, discussing the...
View ArticleVeronica’s story
At her National Honor Society induction ceremony, Veronica Cottrell beautifully, albeit unwittingly, summarized her life. To commemorate the accomplishment, the 17 year old from McHenry, IL, selected a...
View ArticleDonovan’s story
When Donovan was in seventh grade, he was named the lead guitarist in his junior high school’s worship band. Ecstatic, he told his mother, Martha, about how special he felt to be able to be in the...
View ArticleIn our own words – Diane Ford Sipe
In our own words Submitted by: Diane Ford Sipe Katie had a magnetic personality. She was always smiling and engaging. Being the oldest grandchild, Katie kept her younger brother and four younger...
View ArticleKatie’s story
Katie was dedicated to teaching young girls the importance of inner beauty. The 16 year old Florida teen was the perfect mentor; she was beautiful inside and out. Friends and family were drawn to her...
View ArticleKatie’s story
photo courtesy of Google Every time Katie Mathews speaks to teens and thinks of the futures that lay ahead of them, she rededicates herself to her work, intent on ensuring they fully understand the...
View ArticleAre you afraid of dark roads?
In observance of National Teen Driver Safety Week, we’re breaking down the top 10 things many parents don’t know about teen driving. 6. Most fatal nighttime crashes involving teen drivers happen...
View ArticleTeen driving and the holidays
The days and weeks surrounding the holidays are busy, especially on our roadways. All that traffic leads to an increase in crashes. Sadly, the National Safety Council estimates there will be 261...
View ArticleHow laws help keep teen drivers safe
No state has laws strong enough to protect teens from the most significant risks they face on the roads. That’s why it’s so important for parents who are teaching teens to drive to set household rules...
View ArticleA Teen’s Perspective – Nighttime Driving
Written by: Laura Saldivar My friends and I were night owls. We would get together early and stay out late. We just wanted to spend time together. Once we got our licenses, things changed. Driving at...
View ArticleWhat parents need to know as teens return to school
As your teen returns to school, add his or her driving habits to the list of things you need to review. Even though you already are vigilant about your teen’s safety behind the wheel, discussing the...
View ArticleVeronica’s story
At her National Honor Society induction ceremony, Veronica Cottrell beautifully, albeit unwittingly, summarized her life. To commemorate the accomplishment, the 17 year old from McHenry, IL, selected a...
View ArticleDonovan’s story
When Donovan was in seventh grade, he was named the lead guitarist in his junior high school’s worship band. Ecstatic, he told his mother, Martha, about how special he felt to be able to be in the...
View ArticleHow to avoid colliding with animals
One of the most important skills for your teen driver to master is how to properly scan the roads for hazards. Failing to identify hazards is one of the leading factors in teen driver crashes and one...
View ArticlePersonal stories: Donovan Tessmer
Donovan Tessmer was a 17-year-old standout student athlete. He had it all – college scholarship opportunities, a large group of friends and a strong family support system. A split second changed...
View ArticleVeronica’s story
At her National Honor Society induction ceremony, Veronica Cottrell beautifully, albeit unwittingly, summarized her life. To commemorate the accomplishment, the 17 year old from McHenry, IL, selected a...
View ArticleDonovan’s story
When Donovan was in seventh grade, he was named the lead guitarist in his junior high school’s worship band. Ecstatic, he told his mother, Martha, about how special he felt to be able to be in the...
View ArticleIn our own words – Diane Ford Sipe
In our own words Submitted by: Diane Ford Sipe Katie had a magnetic personality. She was always smiling and engaging. Being the oldest grandchild, Katie kept her younger brother and four younger...
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