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    Tips For Parents When Their Children Start Driving

    By Laura CyraMarch 10, 2016No Comments3 Mins Read
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    When your kids start to approach driving age, every parent feels a little anxiety. It’s the same feeling when they leave home to study. Not only are they growing up and becoming independent, but we all know that driving is dangerous. It’s a strange mixture of pride and utter terror when they get behind the wheel! However, as a parent, there’s plenty you can do to help them, teach them, and guide them. In this post, I’ll help you overcome the nerves that come from your children driving. I’ll explain how to help them, and get some peace of mind.

    Explain the dangers of the road

    First and foremost, sit down and explain the dangers of the road to them. Studies have shown that most teenagers aren’t afraid of crashing. In fact, many tend to think ‘It will never happen to me’. It’s your job, as a parent, to explain the very real dangers of the road. Try to teach safety as much as you teach them the mechanics of driving. It might just be the thing that keeps them safe out on the road.

    Practice the maneuvers with them

    One of the most common times we find ourselves in a dangerous situation is during the manoeuvres. When you’re reverse parking or turning in the road, hazards are everywhere. It’s also one of the most common reason why kids fail their test. With that in mind, get in the passenger seat, and help them practice their maneuvers over and over again. Skill and confidence in driving all comes from repetition and practice. The more you help your teen practice, the safer they’ll be.

    Take them for a drive

    If the manoeuvres are just the introduction to the car, driving on the mean streets is the next level. In between their professional driving lessons, it’s a good idea to let them drive the family car. It will strengthen the skills they learn during the lessons, and give them yet more confidence. Road experience is key to their ultimate safety and cautious driving. Allow them as much time as possible on the real roads.

    Use a GPS tracker

    If you’re particularly anxious about your teenager after they’ve passed, use a GPS tracker. These trackers can monitor the speed of the vehicle, so you’ll know if they’re over the speed limit. A teenage car tracker will also measures distance and location, so you’ll know where they are. Explain to your teen that it’s a precautionary measure to ensure their safety, and you’ll have a little peace of mind.

    But, ultimately, give them their space

    While it’s nice to have a little peace of mind, you should also give them their space. Let them use their new license to explore some independence and freedom. It’s a big step into the world, and they need to make it. As a parent, you’ve explained the dangers and taught them well. We know it’s terrifying, but it’s all part of growing up!

     

    Have you had an experience of your teens growing up and driving? Please share your stories and tips in the comments below.

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