Ford's MyKey system has been able to limit speeds and audio volume to improve teen-driver safety. Now, new technology will allow the system to limit cell phone use as well. Launching on the 2012 Ford ...

If you’re the parent of a new driver, Ford’s MyKey lets you set up the family car to be more teen-driver friendly. MyKey lets you limit top speed, deactivate the audio system unless front passengers ...

And under MyKey, the vehicle's Beltminder system will not only chime if the driver and passenger aren't buckled up, it will also mute the radio until both seat belts are in use. Ford's also included ...

First marketed as a safety feature for teenage drivers, Ford MyKey technology is slowly being adopted by fleet owners. Now standard on nearly all Ford and Lincoln models, the first car to benefit from ...

Cars are becoming increasingly loaded with content, including satellite radio, which features a number of channels and content parents may not want their teenage drivers listening to. What's a parent ...

So you think junior is a little too lead-footed when he drives the family car? Starting next year, Ford Motor Co. will give you the power to do something about it. The company will roll out a new ...

As vehicles have become more advanced technologically, they've also begun to incorporate more smart features designed to help manage vehicle usage and control things from your phone, among other ...

DETROIT -- Ford is planning to give parents even more power over teenagers with technology that can block explicit satellite radio channels such as Howard Stern and Playboy Radio. The new feature will ...

Satellite radio has quickly become a standard and optional feature for just about every car on the road today, but some channels on Sirius and XM are not the kind of stuff parents want their kids ...