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Are Teens as Safe Behind the Wheel as Parents Think?

A new survey from DiBella Law reveals a surprising truth about teen driving. While most parents are confident their teen drives safely, nearly half of teens admit to risky behaviors like texting or driving with friends. This gap shows why honest conversations about distractions, confidence, and safe habits are more important than ever.

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E-Bikes & Teens 2

E-bikes can give teens freedom and independence, but buying the wrong one, or ignoring the laws, can turn that excitement into serious risks. From understanding state-specific age rules to spotting illegal “disguised mopeds” online, parents need to know what makes a bike safe, legal, and appropriate for their child.

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Riding with New Drivers

Riding with friends who are new drivers can be exciting, but also risky. As parents, we need to help our teens know when to speak up, when to say no, and how to ride safely with their peers.

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Your First Road Trip

Your first road trip as a new driver is exciting, but it also comes with responsibility. From car prep and playlists to choosing snacks that won’t knock you out mid-drive, this guide covers everything you need to know.

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E-Bikes & Teens

An e-bike can be a fantastic way for teens to gain independence and mobility, but it’s not a toy and it’s not “just a bike.” Many of today’s models are motorcycles in disguise, capable of speeds and acceleration young riders aren’t mature enough to handle.

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How to Get Over Driving Anxiety

Driving anxiety is a common issue that often doesn’t receive the attention it deserves.
While getting behind the wheel is essential for many daily tasks in our car-dependent culture, it can come with a significant psychological cost for many drivers.

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Heads Up, Parents: Teens on Scooters Are Taking Big Risks

The other day, I watched a teen ride an electric scooter in a busy bike lane while looking down at his phone. As more teens use scooters to get around, it’s time we start talking about the real risks of distracted riding. A quick chat with your teen could be the difference between a close call and a serious accident.

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