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TDS student leaders are encouraged to highlight the good work they are doing in their community and raise awareness for traffic safety in the media. Teen Traffic Voices is an activity that guides you to do just that – produce good public relations (PR) for your school or organization. There are different PR methods such as traditional news media interviews, news blogs, print news, and online forums (i.e. social media) or websites accessed by the public. Below is guidance on how to use your voice to advocate/advance traffic safety and be rewarded for it through TDS All-Stars. |
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Here is a list of positive PR topics you can cover through various media channels and in partnership with your peers or community partners
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The following steps are suggestions on how to produce positive PR across various news/media channels.
News Media Interview
Tip: Wear your TDS t-shirt or polo and have some video or photos to share with the news media contact to use on TV. Social Media
Tip: Social media journalists may request an interview, so prepare similar talking points and prepare to talk about your team’s work in Teens in the Driver Seat. Print/Online Story or Blog
Tip: Some ways to make your story stand out include having a quote from a peer, providing photos, and writing clean and concise for an adult/parent audience. |
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Mention Teens in the Driver Seat whether in interviews, social media, or print. This ensures you’ll get credit towards TDS All-Stars.
For more support, check out this document: TDS Talking Points and Tips |
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