# Teen Driver Primer
> Using location tracking alongside a written driving agreement, so a new teen driver knows what is checked, when, and why.

## Guides
- [Writing a Driving Agreement Your Teen Will Sign](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/teen-driving-agreement-template/): A teen driving agreement template should set out clear rules for passengers, phone use, driving times, location sharing and what happens when expectations are.
- [Late Night Driving Rules and Location Checks](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/late-night-driving-rules-teens/): Late night driving rules teens follow should establish an agreed return time, safe ways to report delays and clear expectations about passengers and phone use.
- [Phones and Driving: Setting a Zero-Distraction Rule](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/teen-phone-use-while-driving-rule/): A teen phone use while driving rule should require the driver to put the phone away before starting the engine and stop safely before handling any.
- [What Route History Can and Cannot Tell You About Driving](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/route-history-driving-teen-limits/): The phrase route history driving teen limits captures an important distinction: location records can show a device's reported journey, but they cannot.
- [When a Teen Disagrees With Being Tracked in the Car](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/teen-objects-to-location-tracking/): When a teenager objects to location tracking, parents should first understand whether the concern is privacy, accuracy, fairness or a lack of control.

## About
- [About Teen Driver Primer](https://teen-driver.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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