'How's my driving?' stickers are seen on trucks and cabs everywhere in the world. This is the question that parents can now get answers to considering their child's driving. A mobile app has been designed by Michael McManigal and it allows for parents to get to know how their kid drives once they are out on their own. The app is available for a reasonable price of $15 for the first and at $10 for the next year.
The app is simple to use. Parents need to register an id on the website howismykiddriving.co and they will be able to get updates from concerned citizens. In addition to this the app provides two bumper stickers that can be affixed to the rear bumper. Concerned citizens who have this app designed for Apple and Android phones can react to this question by simply entering the license plate number and leaving an update in an anonymous text message.
This application has found many parents who are grateful for such an app to help them police their children even if they are at home. This app will help bring down accidents which are caused due to rash driving by teens. The only fear factor that comes along with using this app is that it can prompt people to break the rule that prohibits use of mobile phones when driving.
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