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Tristan Shale-Hester 2019-09-16 15:30 Researchers suggest dash cams that let parents to see how their children drive could reduce young driver crash rates The use of in-car cameras that allow parents to see the way their children drive could cut accident rates among young people, new research has suggested. When dash cams are used in conjunction with black box technology – specifically, accelerometers which record high G-forces when a car is driven in an erratic or dangerous manner – young people drive more carefully if they think the data may be shared with their parents. • The history of the driving test In a report entitled ‘Keeping Young Drivers Safe During Early Licensure’, commissioned by the RAC Foundation, Dr Bruce Simons-Morton says the technology essentially gives parents a permanent presence in their children’s cars. This helps deal with the catch-22 situation young drivers often find themselves in, where they need to drive on the road to get more experience, but in doin..