Because, way too often, teen drivers become teen crashers. Or worse. Because texting while driving makes you 23 times more likely to crash1. And for 1,000s of other "becauses."
Here's How It Works (Rewards* and All)
Ask your teen driver to register and make a safe driving promise at Allstate Teen Driver. Then over the next year, your teen driver can get a reward* —good stuff too, like music downloads and gift cards —for playing our smarter driving games.

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Register
Registering makes sure you're part of the conversation - and that your teen is eligible for rewards*.

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How about a $5 Starbucks gift card?

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Promise
Your teen driver makes a safe driving promise. You talk about it and OK the promise. Your teen driver gets a reward*.

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Grab a pair of retractable earbuds.

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Rewards
Your teen driver plays safe driving games to get rewards*. And learn more about safe driving. Which is the important thing, right?

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Interested in a Sport Pak w/earbud port?
Now that you're in the know, go to Allstate Teen Driver and ask your teen driver to get with the program.
They Get Games & Rewards*. And You Get Peace of Mind.
The games on Allstate Teen Driver are seriously fun. Which is good. They also teach and reinforce safe, smart driving habits. Even better.
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PROMISES
Your chance to agree on exactly what happens when your teen driver hits the road.
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STREET SLEUTH
Solving these accident cases helps your teen driver understand that distracted driving never pays.
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ALLSTATE GREAT RACE
The greatest (and strangest) distracted driving board game ever. Now includes more Mayhem.
Talk with your teen about what safe driving means in your house. Make it seem like the most important thing ever. Because it could end up being the most important thing ever.
1. Virginia Tech Transportation Institute and NHTSA
2. The Allstate Foundation State of Teen Driving Study 2009
*Program is subject to state regulation and may be discontinued at any time without notice. Some state laws restrict or prohibit the total redemption of rewards. Program is not available in the states of Alabama, Georgia, New York and North Carolina, and residents of those states cannot participate. Please see
Terms of Use for more details.