Keep Those Teens Safe on the Road

Rules and Regulations

			The Cold Hard Facts Things have changed since we were teenagers. Find out what you need to know at the sites below.

How to Apply for a Permit

Information about the Graduated License

Fees

DMV Practice Test

Driving Schools: Find out where to go in your county

Helpful Sites for Parents and Kids

			Keeping the Teens Safe For teens, driving is about more than just making sure you stop at a stop sign. Here are some great resources to help keep you safe.

	Parental Courage: Blog			Texting Ban
	Allstate's Driving Contract			TeenDriving.com: Tips & More
	Money-Saving Insurace Tips			Trunking Dangers
	State Farm Teen Driving Site			Saving Money on Insurance

			Once you've come to terms with the fact your teen is driving, it's great to let them have that independence, and not be shuttling them to and from every practice and social engagement. But you can't do without your car! Whether you're looking to buy a neighbor's or looking on used car lots, here are some tips.

Buying a used car? Have your family mechanic check out the car first, it's a good way to keep from getting stranded on the side of the road.

Don't get your heart set on a specific make and model. It pays to be open minded, especially when you're strolling through used car lots.

Fascinated by CarMax's no haggle price? Turns out a lot of "pre-owned" cars on other car lots are the same.

Check into financing. You might get a better interest rate through your bank or credit union than you do at the car lot.

Once you've found the car you like, be sure to check the CarFax!