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Drunken driving kills about 17,000 people a year. Often courts order repeat DUI offenders to install car breathalyzers. Drunk driving is against the law in all states! The penalties for driving under the influence, are: loss of your driving privilege, prison, monetary fines, and one’s insurance carrier could cancel one’s insurance.

Alcohol is involved in about 50% of fatal teen car crashes. When parents were asked the same question, according to the Century Council survey, 75% reported speaking to their teen within the past month about the dangers of drinking and driving.

Alcohol slows down everyone of these skills and when you combine that with a driver that doesn’t have a lot of experience, there can be nothing but danger. Alcoholism is not based on amount you drink nor how often it is based on how it affects you and the need for more increases left untreated . You cant scare an alcoholic as the craving outweighs the reality.

Alcohol is the most used drug among teenagers all around the world. This happens taking into consideration the fact that drinking is forbidden under 18 or 21, in most countries. Alcohol-related crashes, with their damage to property, injuries, and even fatalities, typically top the list of the consequences of teenage drinking. With this in mind, some parents may feel the best protection for kids is keeping their partying kids away from cars.

Teenagers think it’s cool to drink and drive. They feel nothing will happen to them. Teenagers most likely will drink in their lifetime and often feel like serious accidents will not happen to them.

Remember that 50 percent of teens who die in car accidents are passengers not drivers. Tell your teen to never ride with anyone who has been drinking, even if he doesn’t seem drunk. Remember that 16-year-olds are commonly in crashes involving high speeds, and high vehicle occupancy. They also have the highest number of single vehicle crashes.

Kids today are wimps and are so over protected. For good reason in some instances. Kids these days think they’re invincible! They think they can do anything.

Parenting may be an art, but there’s a lot of science behind raising healthy, thriving children. Senior Writer Nancy Shute explores the latest discoveries and developments affecting children’s health and parenting. Parents – it is your job to communicate the rules of the road and by that, the article meant those rules that you don’t learn in a driver’s education course. With teenagers, you cannot assume anything.

Teenagers put themselves at greater risk of injury when involved in teenage drunk driving situations because they take greater risks and exercise less caution. Sixty five percent of all teens killed in an accident were not wearing their seatbelts at the time of the accident, compared to seventy five percent of teenage drunk driving participants who were not wearing their seatbelt at the time of an accident.

Teens are seen as high risk. They often drive too fast, have inexperience in dangerous situations, and see themselves as invincible. Teenage girls at the same levels are an incredible 54 times more likely to crash.

Spy Cameras are among the latest tools in the struggle to reduce teen car crashes due to alcohol abuse. In Maryland alone, last years car crashes involving drivers ages 16 to 20 killed 112 people in the state. Many accidents are often caused not by alcohol or overt recklessness but by simple driver inexperience. The problem has persisted despite efforts by lawmakers to restrict teen driving privileges.

The MobileMate super-compact 4-channel mobile digital video recorder. Designed specifically for mobile use, this unit is feature packed with the latest technology.

With a footprint of only 10.2 X 6 X 4.5 inches, the MobileMate can be mounted in trunk or other area of vehicle with little space requirement. Special built in “shock absorbers” protect hard drive from damage. Lockable HHD tray holds up to 500Gb HHD capable of recording hundreds of hours of video.

Just add up to 4 mini spy cameras in the car or truck and you can capture all of your teenagers adventures. Visit www.SpyGearCo.com to see the best package (coming soon) for installing this in a car.

Cameras, mounted on the front windshield, can see what is happening on the entire inside of the vehicle.

The cameras will record moments before and after an unusual driving maneuver, such as sudden braking or a too sharp turn. Many parents hope that is camera/DVR system will decrease the number of teen drivers killed in crashes.

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