Over the past five years, teen drivers were involved in nearly 14,000 fatal crashes and more than 4,200 of those crashes involved speeding. According to a new AAA survey of driving instructors, speeding is one of the top three mistakes teens make when learning to drive. With 65 percent of those instructors also reporting that parents today are worse at …
AAA Identifies The Top Mistakes Teens Make When Learning To Drive
October 30, 2016
Teen-Involved Crash Deaths Spike 10 Percent, New Report Spotlights Older Teen Driver Behavior
October 16, 2016
Data reveal bigger safety gains from 2005-2014 for younger teen drivers; 18- to 20-year-olds more likely to be involved in a fatal crash
As National Teen Driver Safety Week approaches (October 16-22), a new report from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) shows that while much progress has been made in reducing teen driver-involved traffic crashes and deaths over the …
Mark Cuban on Distracted Driving – It Can Wait
September 26, 2016
Businessman, investor and Mavericks owner Mark Cuban asks you to take the pledge not to drive distracted at http://www.itcanwait.com. No text, post, or search is worth a life.…
How Far Can You Drive Your Vehicle on Empty?
September 22, 2016
Most drivers have, at least once, felt a slight panic when the low fuel warning light comes on their dashboard. It is generally a mystery how much fuel is left or how far you can drive before you completely run out of gasoline, but fortunately someone has investigated this issue.
The website YourMechanic has tracked several cars and published a …
No Good Reason – Powerful Video
August 24, 2016
No post, selfie, text, or photo is worth the life of yourself or others. Distracted driving is wrong and YOU can make our streets safer – don’t text and drive. #ITCANWAIT
Join the It Can Wait community by taking the pledge to keep your eyes on the road, not your phone: http://bit.ly/PledgeToWait
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