When your team signs up for Teens in the Driver Seat each year, your welcome email includes survey information and instructions. These anonymous surveys are a great way to get your TDS program started because they measure what the teens in your school know, their attitudes towards risks, and how they drive. Conducting these surveys on your campus once per year also lets you see how things are changing year-over-year.
What’s in it for you.
Once completed, you will receive a report, complete with charts, showing all the information collected and giving you a snapshot of which risks your team can concentrate on for the year. Plus, these Annual Surveys are required to receive rewards for our All-Stars program. Even if your school only does the survey, you’ll be an Outstanding School and earn $100 for your school.
High School Information
How many surveys to collect:
- 449 students or less should complete a minimum of 100 surveys or half of the student body
- 450-1059 students should complete a minimum of 150 surveys
- 1060+ students should complete a minimum of 200 surveys
High School Survey documents:
Link to High School Electronic Survey (http://www.t-driver.com/survey)
Junior High Information
How many surveys to collect:
- 359 students or less should complete a minimum of 50 surveys or half of the student body
- 400-749 students should complete a minimum of 100 surveys
- 750+ students should complete a minimum of 150 surveys
Junior High Survey documents:
Link to Junior High Electronic Survey (http://www.t-driver.com/jrhsurvey)
When you are collecting the surveys electronically, ask your regional rep to check how many have been completed. We’ll be happy to keep you updated.
Why surveys are important to us.
These surveys also tell us how we’re doing as a program. We evaluate overall, regional, rural vs. urban, and more. They are vital to our work and a large reason we receive the funding we do to keep the program going.
If you need your instructions again, don’t hesitate to reach out to your regional rep!
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