When you have the resources to give your child a new car or can pass on a dependable family shuttle, by all means, do it. Ray Martin of CBS’ MoneyWatch, however, poses a question that you must be well-prepared to answer: “Does the thought of your child behind the wheel of a car scare you?” Parents of driving-age teens in Brandon, Florida may think the government has got them covered. The Sunshine State sets very stringent requirements on young drivers through the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system, which includes a written consent by parents or legal guardians, and the completion of courses on traffic law, defensive driving, and substance abuse. Still, transport and insurance professionals recommend that you insure your child who has just started learning how to drive, even if it may cost a bit.
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