Share these tips with your teen driver to help promote driving safety.
Running a red light is a bad idea, but in some places it can also mean a surprise ticket.
Here are tips to help avoid teen crashes and stay safe on the road.
Animal-car collisions are hazardous to all involved, including your car, so steer clear.
Travelers can drive defensively and take precautions to prevent merging collisions.
While helping your teen plan, parents can advise about safe driving on the big night.
Before letting your teenager get behind the wheel, go over this driver skills checklist.
Teach your teen to be safe behind the wheel with these tools and tips from State Farm®.
Texting while driving is not the only problem - drivers are increasingly using mobile web services.
Passenger risk is real. More than half of teen car crash fatalities weren't the drivers.
Teaching your teenager to drive doesn't have to be stressful.
How you can help your teens make buckling up a habit.
Roughly 200,000 crashes each year are caused by texting drivers, but most teens don't see the danger in it.
Help your new driver establish good habits for bad weather driving and accident protocol.
Beginning drivers are at highest risk of a crash, so help them make a safe transition.
It's likely to happen, so advise your children what to do when pulled over by police.
What you'll need to know about safety, insurance and even discounts for new drivers.
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