Insurance tips for teens
Helpful car insurance tips for college students
When your child goes away to a college and leaves their car behind, there are options to lower your insurance premiums while they're away.
Tips for choosing the first car for your teen to drive
Help beginning drivers enhance their safety by considering these suggestions for their first car.
The real costs of a non-moving or moving violation
Learn about the consequences of critical driving errors.
Teaching a teen to drive
Steer Clear ® by State Farm helps drivers under the age of 25 improve their driving skills, and possibly reduce their insurance costs, too. Discover how Steer Clear can help your teen develop save driving habits.
Teen driving 101: a step-by-step test of essential driving skills
Before letting your teenager get behind the wheel, consider going over this driver skills checklist.
Teen texting and driving
Thousands of crashes each year are caused by texting drivers, but many teens don't see the danger.
Attention teen drivers: Buckle up for seat belt safety
How you can help your teens make seat belt safety a habit.
Ways to help with teen driving safety
Here are tips to help your teen avoid crashes and stay safe on the road.
Insurance and other tips for college students and their belongings
Understand how your homeowners insurance policy could help protect your college student and their belongings while they're living in a residence hall or dorm room.
Things have changed since you learned to drive
If you have a child taking driver's ed, it's time to learn the latest updates to the subject.
Additional articles for teen drivers
What to do when your teenager has a car accident
A teenager’s first car accident can be traumatic. Consider these tips to help prepare your teen before an accident happens and what to do if one occurs.
Teen passenger safety
Talk to your young driver about passenger safety and learn some tips to help keep teen drivers and their passengers safe while in the car.
How to deal with parking lot accidents
It's only a common fender bender, but all parties involved should know what to do.
What drivers should be ready to do if they are pulled over
It's likely to happen, so advise your children what to do when pulled over by police.
Tips for driving safely in the rain
Being behind the wheel of a rain-splattered windshield doesn't have to be stressful.
Texting while driving includes growing mobile web use
Texting while driving is not the only problem — drivers are increasingly using mobile web services.
Ways to make your traffic merging safer on roads
Travelers can drive defensively and take precautions to prevent merging collisions.
Information about intersection rules and red light cameras
Running a red light is a bad idea, but in some places it can also mean a surprise ticket.
Tips to avoid drinking and driving
Drinking and driving can result in serious injury, fatality, damage and legal ramifications. Protect yourself from the dangers of drinking and driving.
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