"Street Eyes" Films Your Teens Driving

Car accidents kill more than 5,000 teens across the country every year, but a new Youngstown company hopes to lower those numbers with a program called "StreetEyes."

They will film your teen driving so you can see what they are doing right and wrong.

"An appointment is arranged with the client. Our driver falls in behind with the subject vehicle, follows that vehicle for the specified period of time with the camera. And the cameras capture not only the video, but the speed and the GPS of the vehicle as well," said Jim Lipjanic, StreetEyes founder.

Lipjanic then sends a DVD to the parents showing exactly how their teen drives.

"If the teen did everything right, great, you've got some peace of mind, mom and dad. Your kid did exactly what you want them to do behind the wheel. If you see some problems, here's a chance for you to fix it before something bad happens," Lipjanic said.

But some teens think it's an invasion of privacy and wouldn't be comfortable having someone follow them as they learn to drive. Read more; www.wytv.com