[bahblahbah]

Hey, as long as its voluntary its OK with me. If the government tries this crap Its time to stock up on some munitions.

[two23]

Cavuto interviewed Gen Franks today and he spoke at length on this topic. Its a service that families pay for. It's not just GPS, there is also a bumper sticker that has a "How's My Driving? Call TEEN -whatever-whatever-"

The program includes is a reward system for a good driving record that offers the teen participants stuff that appeals to their age group.

Its a personal choice. But in our experience: your kid can be the best driver in the state, but once he/she gets inside their friends car, there isn't a dern thing you can do about it.

Most schools have dropped their driver-ed programs....the speed limits in most states are 65 MPH (or higher?) We have 15 year olds out on the roads going 80 MPH with little to no serious driver training.

We paid out of pocket to have our daughter take Drivers ED so that she would have every advantage in becoming a good driver. It didn't help her when she was a passenger in a friends car. (and by Gods grace she survived) Got teens with drivers licenses? Pray....

[Smokin' Joe]

But, once this is available, some official nitwit will say you are guilty of 'neglect' if you do not monitor your kids 24/7. Just wait. I don't give it more than a couple of years.