3 Keys to Keeping Your Teen Alive - by Anne Marie Hayes (Paperback)

About the Book

This program works with state/provincial Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) programs so parents have the information and tools they need to coach and support their teen drivers at every stage of licensing. 25 structured driving lessons include detailed road practice exercises with instructional videos and other helpful features.

Book Synopsis

This program works with state/provincial Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) programs so parents have the information and tools they need to coach and support their teen drivers at every stage of licensing.
25 structured driving lessons include detailed road practice exercises with instructional videos; critical information about issues like distracted, drowsy and impaired driving plus essential vehicle maintenance and break-down tips.
There are also great tools like Lesson Checklists, Driving Practice Logs, Teen/Parent Contracts, and an Accident Report Form.
This illustrated workbook includes compelling stories about real teens and great advice from subject matter experts so teens can make safe driving decisions. Quizzes, puzzles and Youtube videos enhance the learning and make it fun.

Review Quotes

"In life we make many investments. This investment you don't want to miss!
Every year, more teens die in car crashes than from anything else. Most crashes are preventable. Research proves that informed and involved parents make a difference. 3 Keys to Keeping Your Teen Alive is a great resource to help parents coach, monitor and support their teens." --Michelle Anderson, Director of Operations, National Road Safety Foundation-New York

"Both teen drivers and parents will benefit from this compelling survival blueprint to safe driving practices. Those parents like myself who lost their teen-child in their first year of driving feel this life-saving book is the best gift you can give your teen." --Laura Marchetti, Katie's Mom-Florida

"This book is a must read for all teens and new drivers. As a mother who lost her daughter in a car accident, I think Anne Marie covers all the risks out there for new drivers." --Linda Mulkey, Lauren's Mom-Salt Lake City, Utah