Rules for first time drivers?

Question

What rules should parents consider when teenagers begin driving?

Answer 1

what does it matter. like your going to listen when your away from home,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Answer 2

dont drink and drive?.......

Answer 3

They should follow all the rules of the road.

[ Or have their driving privileges taken away. ]

Answer 4

Parents should not allow young drivers unrestricted driving privileges until they have gained sufficient experience.



Parents should limit their teens driving alone in adverse weather conditions (rain, snow, ice, fog. etc.) and at night until the teen has sufficient skills and experience.

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is illegal and dangerous and should be strictly prohibited.

Parents should work out when and where the teen is allowed to drive the car (e.g. to and from part-time job, etc.).



Everyone in the car must wear seat belts at all times.

Parents should determine whether and when their teen can drive passengers. Some states have established a law that no passengers are allowed in the car until the teen has logged a defined period of safe independent driving

Parents should determine what behavior or circumstances will result in loss of the teens driving privileges.

Teens should not drive when fatigued or tired.

Headphones should never be worn while driving.

Teens should not use cell phones while driving.

Teens should be encouraged to take an annual defensive driving course after obtaining their license.

Answer 5

That the teen understands what the rules from the parents are for using the vehicle.

That they understand that if they don't obey the rules and laws of the road, the vehicle can and will kill them and perhaps anyone with them and anyone hit by the vehicle . And if they are not killed, their life (and yours) most likely will be ruined physically, mentally, financially, socially.

That they should have confidence in you to provide the best training and guidance while learning to operate a machine that we take so much for granted, yet can have such a profound impact on our lives.