GUIDE2Safeti: The Ultimate Driving Companion Helping Parents Prepare Their Teens for the Road

Teen driver fatalities are rising, with motor vehicle crashes remaining the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Yet, many parents feel underprepared to coach their teens through supervised driving practice. Parents need better tools to ensure their teens gain safe, real-world driving experience before hitting the road alone. That's where GUIDE2Safeti, a parent-driven driving practice and safety guide, steps in.

GUIDE2Safeti provides the guidance and tools parents need to coach their teen driver students so they can help create a future-free from preventable accidents on the roads.

Why GUIDE2Safeti Matters

- Teen Driver Safety - With over 2,800 teen traffic fatalities each year in the U.S., parental involvement is crucial. GUIDE2Safeti ensures teens get the quality practice needed to become safe, responsible drivers.

- Track & Improve Skills - The app records acceleration, braking, speed, and driving behavior, giving parents the insights needed to provide constructive feedback.

- Fun & Engaging Learning - Unlike traditional driving logs, GUIDE2Safeti motivates teens with badges, progress tracking, and milestone rewards. Teens can even exchange points for coupons in the GUIDE2Safeti store, making learning both fun and rewarding.

- Parent-Friendly Guide - The app offers tips, structured practice suggestions, and scenario-based learning to help parents provide quality supervised practice.

- Track Weather Conditions - Monitor weather conditions such as rain, fog, and snow during your driving practice sessions, adapting your skills to diverse challenges for confident driving in all environments.

A Safer Road for Everyone

"We created GUIDE2Safeti to empower parents with a structured, easy-to-follow guide that makes sure teens gain the experience they need before driving independently," says Trish Chinique, founder of GUIDE2Safeti. "Our goal is to keep teen drivers safe on the roads, help parents feel confident, and provide peace of mind for families."

When parents use GUIDE2Safeti during supervised driving training, these important aspects are covered:

- Ensure Minimum Practice Hours Are Completed: Many parents struggle to manually track practice hours, and this often results in insufficient practice time, particularly at night. Currently, these minimum required hours are not strictly enforced, leaving many teens underprepared.

- Ensure Quality Driving Practice for Teens: They provide structured guidance that progresses as both parents and teens gain confidence behind the wheel. The goal is to prevent teens from encountering driving scenarios on their own that they haven't practiced with their parents, which can reduce the risks associated with inexperienced driving.

- Ensure Parents Cover Important Safety Topics with Their Teens: Through their driving guide, they offer tips and discuss critical safety topics, such as the dangers of distracted driving, phone use, impaired driving, and other high-risk situations, especially for new drivers. They also encourage parents to adapt their own driving habits, as they serve as role models for their teens.

Partnering with Driving Schools & DMVs
GUIDE2Safeti is also exploring partnerships with driving schools and DMVs to enhance their training programs.

Download & Learn More

GUIDE2Safeti is available for download on the App Store and Google Play. Parents and driving schools interested in improving teen driver safety can visit https://guide2safeti.com for more information.

GUIDE2Safeti
Contact: Trish Chinique
trish@guide2safeti.com
Website: https://guide2safeti.com
San Diego, CA, USA 92071

GUIDE2Safeti is an app designed to help parents and teens improve driving skills and increase safety awareness, with a strong focus on quality supervised driving practice. Their mission is to keep teen drivers safe on the roads, help parents feel confident, and provide peace of mind for families.

This release was published on openPR.