Utilizing technology to monitor and improve teen driving behavior can have a significant impact on promoting safe driving practices among young drivers. One example of such technology is the use of telematics devices, which can track driving habits such as speed, acceleration, braking, and cornering. By analyzing this data, parents and guardians can provide constructive feedback to teens and help them develop safer driving behaviors.

Another example is the use of smartphone apps that can monitor and restrict certain activities while driving, such as texting or using social media. These apps can also provide real-time feedback to the teen driver and alert parents or guardians of any risky behavior.

Furthermore, in-vehicle cameras can be used to record and review driving behavior, providing an opportunity for constructive discussions and coaching on areas that need improvement.

References:

• "The Impact of Telematics on Teen Driving Behavior" - Journal of Adolescent Health, vol. 62, no. 3, 2018.
• "Effectiveness of Smartphone Apps in Improving Teen Driving Behavior" - Transportation Research Record, vol. 2672, no. 19, 2018.
• "In-Vehicle Camera Systems for Monitoring and Coaching Teen Drivers" - National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2020.