Protect-Teens

School bus driver dismissed for driving too fast

mtwarner77 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:42:59 +0000

Based on new technology available to protect your children and teens the new software sends text alerts to parents when your teens are driving over a speed you set. One mother put the technology on her 12 year old’s cell phone. She got a text showing that her 12 year old child was going 81 miles an hour. When she confronted her child, it happened at a time when the child was on a school bus. When it was brought to the attention of the school administration the bus driver was dismissed.
Besides alerting parents when your teen would be driving faster than you would like the software also has the capability of turning off a cell phone’s ability to text while driving. It will also alert parents if there are indications of cyber bullying or predators soliciting your children. Massive benefits that give parents and their children peace of mind where safety is of paramount concern.

Recent tragedies caused by texting while driving

mtwarner77 — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:26:36 +0000

Consumer Reports recently reports some bad accidents that were caused by texting while driving. Story can be read at http://bit.ly/4FpLQP. Solutions exist for businesses, governments, and parents to disable cell phones from texting while driving any kind of vehicle. See website at http://bit.ly/2WfFvh.

You can protect yourself as well as your loved ones and employees by installation of new software now available on the market. Just passing laws won’t solve the problem that exists while people drive and text at the same time.

Web Safety to Protect Teens in the News

mtwarner77 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:13:56 +0000

She WebSafety in the news: Tools ‹ Protect-Teens — Whttp://www.websafety.com/top-news/videos/ordPress. Stories on Good Morning America, Fox News, Good Morning Texas, and TV33.

Driving While Texting: Illegal?

mtwarner77 — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:32:19 +0000

The Wall Street Journal’s Joseph B. White has reported (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203278404574415053448975972.html) that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is planning a summit to consider driving while texting as a serious threat to safety. A lot interest groups concerned are trying to do something to make driving while texting illegal. Already 18 states and the District of Columbia have passed anti-texting laws.

Even though it might be illegal enforcement is the real challenge. Making it illegal to drink and drive hasn’t stopped people from doing it. Parents who are concerned about themselves or their teens who drive and have a cell phone can now disable their phones from texting while the vehicle is moving. New software from WebSafety has proven successful in protecting us from our temptation to text while driving. Check it out at http://www.mywebsafety.com/Site/default.asp?PIN=62233&SN=MarkWarner&IVID=0 it is great stuff!
Whether illegal or not I plan on protecting myself and my teenagers without having to drive with them where ever they go. It will give me great peace of mind.

Protect Your Teens

mtwarner77 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:45:39 +0000

I have found this amazing new software that protects teens while driving. The software disables their texting ability while driving among several other fantastic benefits. For a free demonstration contact me at ProtectTeens@gmail.com. Parents can now feel better about sending their children out driving especially when they also possess a cell phone. Texting while driving is more dangerous than drinking and driving. Protect your teen(s) now!