If you’re worried that your teenager’s driving mimics something from the latest installment of the Fast and Furious set, check out the newest invention from Jonathan Fisher.
The Lunenburg, Mass., native invented the Speed Demon Teen Driving Monitor, a device that combines a GPS navigation unit with a cellular data modem and some very smart software to inform parents when their teenagers are driving too fast on highways and secondary roads.
The device also can pinpoint the teen driver’s location.
The Speed Demon is a small black box that can be mounted anywhere in the car. It uses the T-Mobile Edge/GPRS data network to monitor the location and speed of the vehicle.
It can’t determine the speed limits on any roads, but parents can set pre-determined limits on the device depending on which road their child is driving. When teens drive too fast, it alerts parents via a text message or e-mail.
At $250, plus a monthly $15 service fee, it isn’t exactly cheap. But the device does deliver exactly what it promises – a simple, powerful yet non-intrusive way to discourage young drivers from speeding.
Instead of the Driving Monitor device you can just have double brakes on the brake pad.That would not just be more safer it will also creat a more batter effect on the brake power.Allowing them so slow down more faster and have a more safer brake that people can depend on.
A Trackstick may work in this case.
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Everyone in my family LOVES this device. Not only does it help them get where they are going, the ability to find food, fuel and points of interest when traveling is invaluable. Even the least technical people in my family can use it which is a huge bonus.
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The new generstion of bicycle speedometer are digital. This prevents drag on the pedals.