Decide who handles each cost, choose the family rules, and create a shared plan for the responsibilities that come with the keys.
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STEP 1 OF 4People & costs
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People, dates, and the money plan
Name the people in the agreement, then assign every recurring responsibility before the car arrives.
WHO HANDLES EACH COST?
Choose the primary responsibility. “Shared” can mean any split your family agrees on.
Purchase or down paymentMoney needed to obtain the vehicle.
InsurancePremiums and agreed coverage changes.
Fuel or chargingNormal day-to-day driving energy.
Routine maintenanceOil, tires, fluids, and scheduled service.
Repairs and deductibleUnexpected repairs and insurance deductibles.
Registration and feesRenewal, emissions, parking, and related fees.
Changes save automatically on this device.
This is a family planning tool, not legal advice or a binding contract. Adapt it to the driver’s age, license restrictions, household, insurer requirements, and applicable law.
All-in monthly limit: Not set · Teen monthly contribution: Not set
Driving rules
✓Seat belts every tripThe driver and every passenger will buckle up before the car moves.
✓Phone away while drivingNo texting, scrolling, recording, or handheld phone use while the vehicle is moving.
✓Never drive impairedNo driving after alcohol, cannabis, impairing medication, or any other substance—and never ride with an impaired driver.
✓Follow laws and license restrictionsSpeed limits, signals, passenger limits, nighttime restrictions, and all license conditions apply.
✓Communicate the planShare the destination and expected return time, and communicate before the plan changes.
✓Pause when conditions are unsafeAsk for help or another ride when weather, fatigue, emotion, or road conditions make driving unsafe.
✓No lending the vehicleNo one else drives the car without the parent or owner’s clear permission.
Weeknight return: Not set · Weekend return: Not set Passenger plan: Not set
Car care & problem response
✓Keep usable fuel or chargeRefuel or recharge before the vehicle reaches the family’s agreed minimum.
✓Report warning lights and noisesReport warning lights, leaks, damage, or new sounds promptly; do not keep driving a potentially unsafe car.
✓Follow the service scheduleTrack oil changes, tire care, registration, and other due dates and complete them on time.
✓Keep the car clean and secureLock the vehicle, protect the keys, remove valuables, and keep the interior reasonably clean.
✓Report every crash immediatelyStop safely, check for injuries, call emergency services when needed, exchange required information, and contact the parent or trusted adult.
✓Be honest about tickets and stopsTell the parent or owner promptly about any warning, citation, police contact, towing, or license issue.
✓Use the breakdown planMove to safety when possible, use hazard lights, stay aware of traffic, and call the agreed adult or roadside provider.
✓Pause and solve missed costsIf an agreed payment or essential repair cannot be covered, driving pauses until the family agrees on a safe plan.
✓Review concerns without hiding themA mistake or broken rule leads to an honest conversation, appropriate consequences, and a plan to rebuild trust.
Commitments
Parent / guardian: I will model safe driving, communicate clearly, listen before reacting, and help solve problems honestly.
Teen driver: I will follow this plan, communicate honestly, care for the vehicle, and ask for help when needed.