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Law You Should Know About to Protect Your Teenager

By: Megan Hunter
Updated: July 17, 2012

Every month hundreds of teenagers lose their lives in car crashes. Many of these crashes are due to distracted driving.

Alabama has a law to help protect teens called the Graduated Driver's License law.

The law requires teens to have a curfew, and only lets them have one non-family passenger.

For more information on this law, visit http://www.ghsa.org.

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