What is different about PocketFinder Teen Driver
and the 100’s of OBD Vehicle Trackers on Amazon?

Key Differentiators

  1. Speed Limit Alerts according to posted speed limits! The #1 contributor to teen-related driving accidents & business liability is speeding. With PocketFinder Teen Driver, you can set 5, 10, 15, or more mph/kph alerts over the posted speed limit. With other OBD Trackers, you can only set speed alerts at a specific mile per hour, regardless of the posted speed limit. For example, with most other OBD devices, you can alert it when the vehicle exceeds 55 mph. That doesn’t help you know that the car traveled 50 mph in a school zone. With Teen Driver, you’ll be alerted anytime the driving speed is above the locally posted speed limit threshold.
  2. Accuracy/Reliability/Durability and quality components. PocketFinder Teen Driver uses the GPS and GLONASS Satellite network with a location accuracy of 2.5m. It wirelessly connects with the AT&T & affiliate partner networks to both deliver data & receive firmware updates, is vibration/shock rated 810G, and comes with FCC, IC, PTCRB, ELEC, JATE, and RoHS certifications. Devices with cheaper components and lacking credentials can drain your car battery, are not as accurate or consistent as you need, and don’t deliver what we expect for our families and business customers. This device will both perform and last for a long time!
  3. Internal Backup Battery. 3.7V 90mAh. Not only notification when it’s disconnected but continued tracking information when not connected to power.
  4. Audible alert with flexible driver behavior sensitivity programming. Immediate feedback to the driver that refocuses them on good driving behavior is critical to continued successful, safe driving behavior. In addition, not all vehicles are the same. A high-performance sports car is very different from a truck with a suspension lift regarding what is a “harsh” turn or not. Our US customer care team can adjust driver behavior sensitivity and the accompanying in-vehicle “beep” to precisely what is needed with an over-the-air update. Many OBD trackers don’t include this feature.
  5. Check Reviews. While some companies have high review ratings, you may find that the tracker doesn’t deliver or perform what you need once you look at what’s written.Thank you for considering our team and devices as your partner for your family or business. We commit to delivering a high-quality, feature-rich product with excellent US-based customer service.

Changing Tomorrow

Using technology and science, we can change the current accident trends and foster a positive and proactive relationship between teens and parents. Help keep your teen driver safe, while improving their driving skills and deflecting peer pressure towards risky driving behavior.

Current Situation

The most dangerous driving time is late afternoon/ early evening, with Saturday being the deadliest day of the week. Most teen drivers’ accidents are due to distractions, speeding, and peer pressure. Utilizing the science and technology of PocketFinder will play a significant role in improving their driving habits and safety on the road.

  1. • Car crashes ending with teen deaths result in nearly $4.8 BILLION in medical and work-loss costs annually.

    • Up to 258,000 teens are injured in car crashes annually, requiring emergency room visits.

    • Up to 2,400 teens in the US are killed in car accidents annually.

    • Teen drivers represent about 6.4% of total drivers but account for 8% of ALL fatal accidents.• Most fatal teen accidents happen just 6 months after getting their license.

Solution Starts with You


Now is the perfect time to be proactive and continue your new driver’s development. 

PocketFinder’s objective, much like your own, is to motivate America’s (and of course the world’s) parents to action when it comes to the safety of our teen drivers. We are dedicated to providing an effective solution to help shape good driving behaviors and habits that save lives.

PocketFinder’s Teen Driver tracking solution is a high-value tool for both parents and teen drivers. Driver’s Ed may have ended, but there is still more to learn. Now, you as a parent can virtually “be in the car” with your new driver. They receive real-time behavior correcting beeps; you receive alerts to then provide context and further coaching to help sharpen life-saving skills.