A site focused on teenagers with topics concerned with driving more responsibly. The site is extremely simple and the language is easy to understand. The website is directed at teenagers and it shows. The site offers numerous articles, resources and links, but navigating through the site is quick and easy.

A useful site with numerous safety tips including car maintenance.

Tips from an insurance agency on how to improve you and your cars safety on the road.

A site with resources, links and articles on driver safety.

An article from edmunds.com focusing on teen driver safety. This is a page from a larger site, but all the information is there. There is minimal navigating needed to get the info you need, but the article is somewhat long, and titled poorly. Nontheless, the content is extremely good. The language is somewhat difficult but overall it is pretty easy to understand. The webite also offers links to other sites to get more information.

A government site with detailed graphs and statistics on teenage drivers and accidents. This is a section of a larger site, but feature a number of articles and links. The language is a little tough at times, but the section is directed and a younger audience. The depth of information and statistics is amazing, but it can take some time to find what you need.

A directory of Motor Vehicle Registries in every US state.   

National Driver’s Safety Hotline
888-DASH-2-DOT (1-888-327-4236)
U.S. Department of Transportation
400 7th Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20590

The DOT has various agencies. The auto safety hotline provides information on traffic safety policies. Call the Hotline to report vehicle safety defects or you can file a report online at www.nhtsa.dot.gov/hotline. The Hotline also has information about child safety seats, recalls, air bags, and highway safety.