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Car crashes kill more young people than any other cause, accounting for nearly half of all teen deaths in America each year. Most teens and parents are unaware of the top five dangers of teen driving: driving at night; speeding and street racing; distractions, such as cell phones/texting and too many teen passengers; low seat belt use; and alcohol use.
The period between Memorial Day (May 28) and Labor Day (September 3) has been labeled “The Deadliest Days” for teen drivers.
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Savannah students start peer-driven safety program after survey illustrates risky driving behaviors.
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An AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study confirmed the strong relationship between the number and age of passengers and the risks of teen deaths.
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Secretary of State , Hope Andrade, hosted Teens in the Driver Seat for a Day at the Capitol on May 4.
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“I want to help others realize that there are risks to their dangerous driving habits, such as speeding or driving while tired.”
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We have the Georgia Teens in the Driver Seat® Outstanding School winners! Check it out!
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We searched the state over and found the best schools we could find! Here are the Texas Cup winners, sponsored by State Farm.
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Thanks to the following organizations for helping thousands of teens around the nation learn about safe driving!
