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Most states require a minimum number of supervised hours behind the wheel before a teen driver can progress from the learner stage to their intermediate license. Depending on your state, that's anywhere between 0 to 70 hours of required time, but 50 hours is the norm. Research shows that the more hours of supervised practice…

Sometimes sharing the family car isn’t the best option. Shopping time! 1 | Budget Figure out who’s paying – and how. Some parents cover the cost of the car and leave gas and maintenance costs to their teen. In other situations, teens are responsible for other costs. It depends on what works for your family.…