License to Chill: How AAA Can Help Your Teen on the Road
Three ways AAA helps keep teen drivers safe—and parents sane.
Rami Niemi
Teen Membership
New drivers may not know how to handle bumps in the road like flat tires, dead batteries or empty gas tanks. But with AAA, teens—and parents—don’t have to worry. AAA offers an Associate Membership to young drivers with learner’s permits, so they’ll have AAA Roadside Assistance, whether they’re driving or riding in a friend’s car. They also can enjoy AAA Discounts at shops, restaurants and more—a great perk when they’re out and about.
AAA Mobile App
The AAA Mobile app can be used to find nearby gas stations, local attractions, and most importantly a way for your teen to request help with issues like dead batteries, flat tires or keys locked in the car.
Help Finding a Safe Car
Finding the right car for your teen is important as teen drivers are at a greater risk of crashing. Considering vehicle size, safety features and vehicle power can help you choose the safest car possible for your young driver.