Teen driver agreement
Pick your teen's driving stage, choose the rules that fit your family, and print a one-page agreement to sign before they take the keys. Parents make promises too.
Tips for a teen driving agreement that works
Sign it before the first solo drive, and go through each rule out loud. Start strict and loosen rules as your teen shows safe driving, for example adding passengers or a later curfew after six clean months. Most states have their own limits for new drivers on passengers and night driving, so check your state's rules and make sure the agreement is at least as strict.
Common questions
What should a teen driving contract include?
Most families cover phone use, passengers, curfew, seat belts, speed, never driving impaired, who pays for gas and damage, and what happens if a rule is broken. Parents' promises, like a no-questions ride home, make it fair.
Does this replace my state's driving laws?
No. Most states limit passengers and night driving for new drivers. Check your state's rules and make sure your agreement is at least as strict.
When should we change the rules?
Review the agreement every few months. Many families add passengers or a later curfew after six months of safe driving.
Is what I type saved?
No. The agreement is made in your browser and nothing is sent to LogicStack or saved.
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