Online Alive at 25 Parent Program

To properly prepare teens to drive, parents must have a clear understanding of the risks they face. That's why the National Safety Council developed the Online Alive at 25 Parent Program. This two-hour internet-based course is designed for parents of teenagers who will be getting their learner permit or driver license. This course identifies potential risks, and helps parents reinforce basic driving skills and good decision making to help teens become safe, responsible and defensive drivers.

Click here to access the Alive at 25 Parent Program. Select “Purchase Course” and enter the code UTAH to receive a $5 discount making the course only $19.95.

This innovative program gets parents involved in training their teens to drive safely and responsibly by:

• Encouraging parent/teen partnership throughout the entire process, from learning to drive through independent driving.
• Offering practical solutions so parents can take responsibility to reduce the unique risks and hazards teen drivers face.
• Helping parents understand teens' need for defensive driver training.
• Examining how to approach Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws, in addition to those related to safety belts, speeding, and alcohol and drugs.
• Providing a recommended example of an effective Parent/Teen Driver Contract, and discussing the importance of how parents and teens can use it to manage their driving experience.

The Resources page provides printable information found in the course that can be retained for future reference. Links to other safety organizations and government sites are also available for additional information.

This program is highly interactive and multimedia rich to provide an engaging experience for the user. A bookmarking feature allows parents to start the course, exit, and return at a later time to the exact location from which they exited.