The Hanover Introduces SafeTeen Program to Educate and Reward New Drivers

The Hanover's SafeTeen program helps agents and their customers reward good driving behaviors by educating, coaching and protecting new drivers:
- Educate: The Hanover's SafeTeen driver safety course is designed to help inexperienced drivers improve their driving skills and is proven to help reduce accidents by up to 30 percent once completed. Through its partnership with ADEPT Driver's teenSMART® Program, The Hanover offers customers discounts on their auto policies, once teen drivers have successfully completed the program.
- Coach: With The Hanover's SafeTeen mobile app, powered by TrueMotion, parents can monitor their teen's driving behaviors. Teens will receive an overall driving score based on distracted driving, speeding, hard braking and time of driving activities, and parents can coach their teens on safe driving habits. By participating, parents receive a discount on their auto policy and teens that demonstrate safe driving behaviors may qualify to receive Amazon rewards.
- Protect: The Hanover's SafeTeen deductible offers parents the opportunity to add a
$2,500 deductible to vehicles not usually driven by their teens, reducing the premium payment on their policies. If a teen gets into an accident in one of the cars with the SafeTeen deductible, the additional deductible will be applied.
"Sending a new driver out on his or her own can be a stressful experience for parents, but adding them to insurance policies shouldn't be," said
For more information about The Hanover's SafeTeen program, please visit www.hanover.com/safeteen. To find an independent agent, please visit www.hanover.com.
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