Safety

Choosing to own and drive a motorcycle carries as much risk as it does to drive any other vehicle. Especially since accidents happen, and they’re not always your fault. 

You’ve heard about the dangers of using your phone while driving. But while it’s the leading cause of accidents and fatalities as far as driving distracted goes, it’s far from the only cause.

How do you get a teen to acknowledge that they too can end up seriously injured, or even lose their life in a car accident, when they don’t drive responsibly?

Providing a child with adequate insurance coverage—and a knowledge of what to do following an accident—can help a child learn valuable real-life skills useful once they are driving on their own, and can bring peace of mind to parents who are preparing to add a new driver to their pre-existing plan.

The problem involves taking action. Why don’t you, or maybe one of your family members, stop doing this behavior, despite knowledge that it puts you at more risk for a fatal accident than driving drunk?