That’s a fair concern. The key is to be honest. Explain that using a GPS tracking device isn’t about spying—it’s about driver safety and keeping the lines of communication open. Teens are more likely to accept tracking when they understand the purpose.

Consider saying:

• “This isn’t about catching you—it's about keeping you safe.”
• “Driving is a big responsibility, and we want to support you.”
• “We’ll review the data together and talk about what it means.”

Being transparent helps build trust, even when tough conversations come up.

Not at all! Our exclusive line of GPS tracking devices take just a few minutes to install. Many plug directly into the OBDII port under the dashboard. After setup, you'll use an app to view location and driving data.

Setup usually includes:

• Plugging in the device
• Creating an account through the app
• Pairing the tracker to your teen’s vehicle
• Activating location updates and alerts

Once that’s done, you’re ready to start monitoring your teen’s driving. And if you need some help? Don't worry, we got you! All of our GPS vehicle trackers are backed with free technical support for life!

Absolutely. Our GPS vehicle tracking systems show the top speed of every trip and alert you if your teen goes over the speed limit. You’ll also be able to track your teen drivers in real time, so if something doesn’t feel right, you’ll know.

Teen drivers face more risk on the road than any other age group. In fact, according to the CDC, teens ages 16–19 have the highest rate of motor vehicle crashes. The risk is even greater at night or on weekends, and certain choices—like not wearing a seat belt—can raise those risks even more.

Having a tool to monitor their driving habits doesn’t just provide peace of mind—it helps your teen build safer habits from the start.

A GPS tracking device helps you:

• Track your teen’s location anytime
• Get alerts when they go over the speed limit
• Review how often they brake hard or accelerate too quickly
• Spot unsafe routes or late-night trips you didn’t know about.

Every parent wants to keep their teen safe. This is one way to stay involved—without having to ride in the passenger seat.

Yes. Most teens drive more responsibly when they know someone’s paying attention. These trackers don’t just show where they are—they highlight how they’re driving.

Regular check-ins using GPS tracking devices give you a chance to:

• Praise good driving habits
• Talk through risky behavior in a calm, supportive way

Encourage changes before problems happen

That kind of consistent involvement can really make a difference—especially during those first few years behind the wheel.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), staying involved is one of the most effective ways to reduce crash risks. Learning your state’s Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws, setting clear ground rules (like no night driving or phone use), and reinforcing the dangers of drugs or alcohol are all part of the equation. But ongoing conversations, driver coaching, and real-world monitoring—like with GPS tracking—can help you go even further.

Your teen’s learning starts at home. A GPS tracker just helps you stay in the loop.