Teen Driving Hotline saves lives

June 13, 2010 - PRLog -- During the next week, more than 60 teens will die in a car accident. New drivers mean well, but they don't always exercise the best judgment. The Teen Driving Hotline can help you monitor your child's driving habits and insure their safety.

The program is similar to the "How is my Driving" campaign for commercial vehicles. How is my Driving programs have proven track records that show that they work. That's why they're utilized by so many businesses.

The Teen Driving Hotline is simple but effective. Kits come with a decal you place on any vehicle your teen will be driving. The decal is printed with a toll-free number and a unique four-digit ID number. When someone observes questionable driving practices, they can call the toll-free number, enter the four-digit ID number and be connected directly with the parents. The parents can choose to take the call or let it go directly to their own personal voicemail. The service is completely confidential. No one will have access to your home phone, just the toll-free number. If a report is made, you'll be notified via email.

The kit is a comprehensive resource of information. It includes a CD-rom packed with valuable information and a teen driving contract. The contract lays the groundwork for your teen to become a mature, responsible driver. You'll also receive important driving tips and a wealth of information that could ultimately help save your child's life.

The Teen Driving Hotline is very affordable, much more so than a speeding ticket or skyrocketing insurance premiums. Each plan comes with the full kit. There's a monthly plan with payments of $2.99 per month and a yearly plan for $19.99. You can also choose a lifetime membership for a one-time payment of $34.99.

It's a fact that teens pay more attention to their driving when they know adults are watching. They often have near misses that go unreported to parents for fear of getting in trouble. Teen Driving Hotline provides a way for you to monitor your children and keep them safe, even if you can't be with them yourself.

More teens will die this year in car accidents than by drugs, guns and violent crimes combined. The Teen Driving Hotline could prevent your child from becoming a statistic.

For more information or to sign up for the program, visit the Teen Driving Hotline website at http://www.teendrivinghotline.com.

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Bumper Decal program for Teens very similar to the “How is my Driving” campaigns that is seen on commercial vehicles. The decal comes with a Toll-Free Number (888) 60-TEENSand a unique four digit I.D. The call is connected directly to the parents