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Quad Momma LUV the dunes!
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Your best bet here is to contact the local Secretary of State in your hometown. They can give you the most accurate information, as well as any of the local insurance agencies.
P.S. In response to the retired bus driver--
I do agree that the age of drivers seems a bit young, however, its not the age that I feel we need to worry about. I feel we need to have more drivers education and road time WITH experienced instructors to help our roads be a safer place to travel on.
Unfortunately I have seen many OLDER/ADULT drivers 18+ that act just as or more so immature behind the wheel than some of the 15 year olds.....:-( out there driving.....nuff said... |
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oklatom
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Various GPS systems can be programmed to do the things you mention. The cost would vary depending on what system and features were chosen, and it would have no effect on your insurance rates. |
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buckeyes24a7
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Glad your not my parent and if my parents did that to me i would drive my on car and move out of the house right after highschool. Are you trying to think of ways for your child to hate you? |
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Bradley W
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Yeah in the future everything will change about cars and trucks. |
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B-lyn
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Well i have never heard of it but im sure with all the new tech. that there prob is something like it...& it prob cost BIG bucks.
>Not worth gettin it tho is there is such a thing.
You should be able to trust your son/daughter with driving...they should beable to drive fine if they have ther elicsence anyways....an d im guessin no it wouldnt make there insurence go down. |
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RIDE/DIE CHICK
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yea this is true im not sure how much it cost but i know my mom wants to get this on my car and its a locator to tell your parents where you are |
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15yos can drive where you live?
do you live out in the boonies or down south where there's like dirt roads and stuff?
http://www.livescience.com/technology/060614_speed_alert.html
this article explains it all |
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Lona
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i too have heard of it. I think there was some mention of insurance giving it some consideration. I'm not sure of cost. |
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AH
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I would advise against this because if your teenager gets into an accident the data from such a system can be used AGAINST YOU in court. GPS systems monitor speed and direction but the newer ones are more sophisticated. Even cars these days have black boxes that can tell you when the brake was applied, how open the throttle was, etc...right before the crash.
Get an older car that does not have the ability to be big brother. |
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mutvulture
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Call On Star they have such a system. |
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gobonzzo
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This would only work if there were a system that would enable the parents to press a button that would cause the engine to gradually slow down and eventually stop. After that it could not be started again for 24 hours. So if the kid went over a set speed, an alarm would go off at home, the parents could hit the button, and the kid suddenly finds he is losing power as the car rolls to a stop a minute or so later.
On Star actually has something like this now. If you have On Star and report your car stolen, they press a button and the engine slowly dies. Not a bad idea. The same thing could be used on a kid, with the exception of the addition of a transponder that would send speed information back to the parents' control panel. |
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adamlfc08
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15 year old and driving? shouldnt you not be driving at this age. |
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Manly_Stanley
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NO ONE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO DRIVE UNTIL THEY ARE 21 YEARS OLD!!!! nuff said |
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Missy2-4
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wow 15? thats young to have your own car or to even be driving by yourself. i wouldnt even drive on highways or in traffic until i got at least a year of experience of small town driving first. dont even let 15 years old drive. i was 15 a few years ago, and i dont even wanna think about me driving at that age. |
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Jenna I
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thats so creepy.
let your kid make his/her own mistakes. |
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