Cell phone retailer Matt Bartlett said, "When you request permission, it sends a text message to a parent's phone, saying they're traveling 10 miles an hour, and you can ask permission to allow it."
The creator of "Textecution" said it's designed for parents to put on their teens' phones -- or for employers who want to reduce liability from car accidents.
The application costs $40.00 -- and is only available on phones running "Android" software.
