CarChip gives parents a tool to be more involved in their teen’s driving experience. Studies performed by the National Institute of Health and UCLA show that teenagers do not fully develop the risk assessment area of the brain until the age of 25.CarChip Parent Involvement Program
Davis Instruments is committed to helping families parent their teens through the most dangerous period of teenage life—the first year of driving.
The CarChip Parent Involvement Program donates overstock, older-version CarChip data loggers and software to the Driving Schools of America Association as well as to community programs, such as “Not One More,” in Middleton, New York.
CarChip gives parents a tool to be more involved in their teen’s driving experience. Studies performed by the National Institute of Health and UCLA show that teenagers do not fully develop the risk assessment area of the brain until the age of 25.
Much like parenting does not stop at any specific age, the obligations of parents to ensure the safety of their kids does not stop after teens get their licenses.
As a part of CarChip’s Parent Involvement Program we encourage you to make a commitment to your teens and to yourself. Do your part to review driving information with your teens and hold them accountable for unsafe driving behaviors.
