Lyft has officially introduced teen accounts between the ages of 13 and 17. It’s a rideshare feature where teens can request their own rides, similar to .

Teenagers request rides on their own, but parents can keep an eye on things every step of the way. Lyft says parents or guardians can see each ride in real time and manage the account. They also get pickup and drop-off updates and the app allows communication with the driver when needed.

This is a rideshare service for teenagers, so there are many new safety features. Drivers must “meet the highest standards” on the platform. Lyft says they get an annual background check and must have “proven safe driving records, positive interactions with passengers and experience behind the wheel.”

Teens have to enter a PIN to make sure the right rider gets in the car, which is a Lyft thing . Audio recording of the ride is by default, for an extra layer of safety.

Lyft Teen is available now, though not everywhere. The company launched the platform in 200 markets, including New York City, Chicago, Atlanta and Miami, among others. It will come to more cities as the year progresses.