
Seeing my precious, not-so-little-any-more, baby girl behind the wheel of our car took me on an emotional roller coaster ride. I was beyond ecstatic to have reached this parental milestone and achievement in her life meanwhile, at the same time the butterflies in my stomach were all in a frantic frenzy.
As a new driver, I wanted my daughter to enjoy her new level of independence, yet I wanted to know that she was best prepared for the responsibilities and risks of sharing the road with other drivers. It was a very different experience for me as a new driver, there was an absolute 0% chance of me receiving a text or phone call (imagine that!) while I was in the car. The urgent need for music, food, entertainment and socialization just did not factor in as heavily as I hopped behind the wheel of the car. Distracted driving has become an increasingly dangerous factor to drivers, passengers and pedestrians each day.

This interactive clinic will cover topics such as:
- Defensive driving "universal truths" and best practices
- Understanding your vehicle’s performance dynamics
- Dangerous driving distractions and how to avoid them
- Car operations, safety features and basic maintenance fundamentals
- Communication and coaching tips for parents and teens
- Mutual driving agreements for pre-driver/new-driver teens and their parents
Disclosure: “I am a member of the Stiletto Media Blogger Network. This is a sponsored post written for #TeenDrive365 and the Toyota Teen Driver Safety Clinic. However, all thoughts and opinions expressed herein are my own. For more information on the Toyota Teen Driver Safety Clinic, please visit http://bit.ly/1nfUJ0e
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