The "Growing Years"

Is your child about to become a teenager? Put on your seatbelts, you're in for a quite a ride. In addition to the mood swings, the shopping sprees and everything else that accompanies adolescence and "the growing years" you, as the parent, will have to devise "covert" measures to ensure the safety of your child. Every teen craves one thing - independence. How do they feel about your incessant calling and questions? They hate it, of course. However as a parent you have no choice - you need to know where they are at all times. The world we live in is filled with surprises and in case of emergency (whatever it may be), you want to be able to find your child.

Teen Driving

Statistics don't lie: Accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers with 3,620 young drivers killed and 303,000 injured across the country in 2004. Drivers between the age of 16 and 24 are twenty times more likely to find themselves in a car accident than any other age group. (Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)

The figures speak for themselves, the risk is enormous however not very surprising. The first few years of driving are the most dangerous and this, coupled with the teenage propensity for risk taking, is a corrosive combination. Don't let your teen become part of this statistic. Ensure their safety behind the wheel.

Parents of today, as opposed to those of say ten years ago, have choices. GPS tracking has afforded parents a comprehensive solution. Track your children in the car or wherever they may go. Our products provide a tool that allows parents to monitor, supervise and provide guidance to their teens in their activities and in their driving. It's no secret that teens drive one way when parents are in the car versus when they're not. With these products it's as though you're sitting next to your teen whenever they're driving! To use, either slip into their purse or pocket (and track all there whereabouts) or affix to the car.

The benefits of a GPS tracking system include:

• Know where your teens are at all times.
• Keep an eye on your teens driving habits.
  
• Peace of mind for you.
• Most importantly, the safety of your child.