Teensurance™ is an industry leader in teen driver safety
March 27, 2008
- Wall Street Journal Young Drivers on the Radar
Encouraging Responsibility.
Delivering Peace of Mind
Delivering Peace of Mind
Teensurance™ powered by Safeco started a lot of conversations.
March 27, 2008
Introduced to encourage responsible teen driving – and give parents some peace of mind – Teensurance made news across the country.- NBC's "Today" show GPS device helps keep teen drivers safe
- USA Today Insurer tattles on kids who speed
- New York Times (reprinted in the Seattle P-I) If only we could save them.
- CNN Minding your business
In cities across the nation, Teensurance™ also has local media buzzing
June 29, 2007
- The Seattle Times Safeco to offer device that tracks teen drivers
- Seattle P-I Safeco device keeps an eye on teens at the wheel
- American City Business Journals Safeco service can track driving teens
- Statesman Journal (Oregon) Teensurance lets parents monitor youths' driving
- Orlando Sentinel(Florida) Tracking device helps teens to drive right
- The Tenessean Parents can keep GPS eye on teen driver's every turn
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette Snooping GPS may help teens drive safer
- KING (Seattle NBC) New device can track your teen's driving habits
- KIRO (Seattle CBS) New program keeps tabs on teen drivers
- KXLY (Spokane) Safeco rolls out Teensurance
- National Public Radio Safeco offers way to track teen drivers
Most importantly, the concept sparked great conversations about teen driving. Here’s a sampling:
June 07, 2007
USA Today – Readers Comment- “I wish a similar advisor system could be developed to log in problems with the elderly driving through stop signs and red lights.”
- If he drives a little safer and closer to the limit because he knows I am watching over him, then I am doing my job as a parent. More comments.
- Hey, if my parents offered to give me a car in exchange for having this tracker on the car, I would jump all over it. More comments.
- “If I had a 16-year-old, the only vehicle that kid would drive would be a moped.” More comments.