American International Group announced today it is offering discounted service allowing parents to install a vehicle tracking device that e-mails them when their teenage driver is breaking the speed limit.

Dave Flower, national business director for Wireless Installation Networks LLC--the parent company of Marietta, Ga.-based MobileTeenGPS--said AIG is the first of three insurers he is working with to begin a limited market test.

The MobileTeen device is being offered in six states to AIG policyholders who have drivers aged between 15 and 17, and the insurer's initial goal is to enroll from 300 to 500 customers.

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