Driving Responsibly

How to make car insurance for teen drivers less expensive and save money on your teen's insurance when they're behind the wheel.

Teaching your teen to drive is an exciting (and nerve-wracking!) time. From showing your teen how to properly adjust all their mirrors, to mapping out a set route before you start driving, we’ll cover the top safety tips to follow so you and your teen stay safe while they are behind the wheel.

Driving with a newborn baby can be nerve-wracking, to say the least, and it’s important to keep distractions to a minimum when you’re behind the wheel. From avoiding the use of mirrors to see your baby in the backseat to always pulling over before trying to soothe a crying baby, find out how to maintain your focus while driving with precious cargo on board.

Is your teen ready for her driver's license? Before she gets behind the wheel, teach her these five driving lessons for teens that she likely won't learn in driver's ed.

Follow these safety tips to help keep your teen driver safe in snowy and inclement weather.

Follow these important steps to help minimize risks on the road and keep your teen driver safe.

Did your teen just get his license? Print out this contract as an agreement between you and your teen to help ensure he drives responsibly and stays safe while behind the wheel.

You've probably seen it before - a person behind the wheel of a moving car, texting on her cell phone while simultaneously keeping her eyes on the road. And while this habit may seem dangerous to most, there is one age group that appears to be the most serious offenders - teens.

Prepare your teen for car emergencies and accidents with these tips.

As a parent, you may want to set some of these rules when your teen begins driving.

Read tips on making your teen a better driver.

Set guidelines for your teen when he or she rides in cars with teen drivers.

Before getting your teen a car, make sure you understand all of the expenses involved.

If you have a teen who wants her own car, read this article for advice on financial and safety issues.

Find out how to request modifications in the written driver's test exam for someone with a documented learning disability.

Parents need to continue setting limits with their teens while they gain some necessary experience and behind the wheel.

It's a rare parent who can teach his teen to drive without experiencing some anxiety. Here are some tips to help make you a sane teacher and your teen a safe driver.

Our expert believes that asking teen sons to contribute to their insurance premiums is a reasonable request.