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Teens Busted for Car Break-Ins, Spraying People With Super Soakers - Patch.com
Teens Busted for Car Break-Ins, Spraying People With Super Soakers Patch.com By Laura Houser Three teens were busted last week for spraying folks downtown with water from super soakers. Dreamstime images Two 17-year-old boys from Birmingham were arrested early Sunday morning for breaking into several cars on the 300 block of ... Teens spray people with super soakersDowntown: Birmingham/Bloomfield news magazine
Teens Win New Cars for Perfect Attendance - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (blog)
Teens Win New Cars for Perfect Attendance NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (blog) Going to school every day paid off in a big way for three North Texas teenagers. Grand Prairie ISD and businesses in the community treated perfect attendance students with a new car. One winner was randomly selected from each school.
Teen Driver Safety: Top Five Things to Remember if Your Vehicle Breaks Down - MarketWatch (press release)
Teen Driver Safety: Top Five Things to Remember if Your Vehicle Breaks Down MarketWatch (press release) We suspect that because teen drivers have limited experience on the road, they may also be 'clueless' on what to do and how to stay safe on the roadside if their car breaks down," said Brian Hafer, VP of Marketing for AutoMD.com. "Our Teen Auto Repair ...
Consumer Reports survey teen drivers 6abc.com May 18, 2012 (WPVI) -- Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of deaths among teens in the United States. A just-released Consumer Reports survey reveals many young drivers are keenly aware of the danger of using a cell phone while driving.
