Tennessee Automobile Accident Attorney Reminds Parents Of Their Responsibility To Teach Their Teen Drivers
Teach Your Children Well
As an experienced Tennessee automobile accident attorney I regularly use my Blog “The Tennessee Auto Accident Attorney” to remind parents that ultimately it is their responsibility to oversee their teenagers driver training. Parental training isn’t only a couple of weekends in a vacant parking lot, or simply writing a check to a driver education company, parental training begins when your children are small. A good example, is a parent who uses seatbelts, drives the speed limit, yields to other drivers, is the most effective and lasting way to insure that your child will grow into a culture of safety.
On the other hand, a parent can assure that his/her child will grow up with utter disregard for others on the highways and byways. Reference an article on the website of the Kingsport Times-News about a young man drag racing in a hopped up Mustang with a man in a Corvette. The race went wrong when the young man in the Mustang lost control, went airborne, and rolled through a busy parking lot striking and damaging several vehicles. Through the grace of God no one was killed.
The Corvette driver fled the scene, but the irony is that the Corvette belonged to the Mustang boys father. Police believe the father and son were drag racing. Back to what I was saying earlier about parental guidance and good examples, what kind of parent flees the scene of a violent accident involving their child. This parent is definitely a candidate for the “Worst Tennessee Driver of 2010”.
If you, a family member, or a loved one is injured or killed in a Tennessee automobile accident by a driver like either one of these two bozos you owe it to yourself to contact the experienced Tennessee automobile accident attorneys at Phillip Miller & Associates and take advantage of a free consultation to learn about your rights and remedies.
Phillip Miller is a Tennessee Accident Attorney specializing in
Phillip has an AVVO rating of 10.0 (Superb), has been designated as a “Superlawyer”, and is the President Elect of the Tennessee Association for Justice.
Click Here to Contact Phillip
