National Teen Driver Safety Week: El Paso parents urged to talk to your teens
Seven teens die every day from car crashes in the U.S. This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week and experts are urging parents to take an active role in improving teen driver safety. According to the National Road Safety Foundation,
National Teen Driver Safety Week: Parents Need to Be Proactive
“Parents need to be proactive and begin a conversation about safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week,” said Michelle Anderson, director of operations at the National Road Safety Foundation. “ Keep the conversations going every day. Teaching teens safe driving behaviors is a shared responsibility, and we all have a part to play.”
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