(WSB Radio State Capitol Bureau) -- The Georgia House decided on Monday to table a bill to allow parents to monitor the driving performance of their teens.

Under House Bill 1069 parents could register their young drivers with a monitoring service and use GPS to track their teens speed and location.

A placard could also be places on the vehicle with a toll free number that other drivers could call with a report on the driver's performance.

Courts could use such monitoring as a tool for offenders under age 18 who commit certain crimes including DUI, hit and run, leaving the scene of an accident, or fleeing an officer.

Sponsors of the bill decided to table it after a number of questions were raised on the floor of the house about just how it would be implemented and enforced.