When your teen starts driving on their own, it’s normal to worry. You understand that your teen’s behavior is probably a lot different when you’re not around to supervise, and this change in behavior can also apply to driving. Did you know that many teens are more scared of getting a ticket while driving than they are of crashing?
GPS tracking can significantly improve teen driving behavior and increase safety in general. Parents across the country are implementing GPS tracking systems into their vehicles to monitor and protect teens at all times.
Below, we’ll go over some of the ways GPS tracking can improve teen driving habits.
Gas prices are rising again, yet again. While gas prices did drop down to $3.07 in January of this year, gas prices have begun to climb again. However, this is, unfortunately, normal. During the winter months, we travel less. But once the weather starts to warm up, we want to go outside and go on vacation.
Also, did you know that most states offer different blends of gasoline in the winter compared to the summer? Winter gas is designed to evaporate quicker, allowing cars to start up more easily in the cold. In the summer, this would mean more emissions and smog, so it’s not used. It also means cheaper winter gas and more expensive summer gas.
GPS Vs. GLONASS Vs. Galileo Explained
8 Apr 2024Everyone’s heard of GPS, but have you heard of GLONASS and Galileo? In the world of Global
Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), all three are important. Below, we’ll go over each of these
three major GNSS.
GPS
People may often confuse GNSS with GPS. Global Positioning System (GPS), was the first type
of GNSS that was created by the United States Air Force in 1978. By April 1995, GPS included
global coverage.
