As classes start up again, many students are driving themselves to school – some for the very first time. If you’re a teen driver (or a parent of one), remember:
Driving to school is a big responsibility — let’s all do our part to keep mornings safe.
Your seat belt can save your life—but only if it’s worn correctly.
Make sure it’s snug, properly positioned, and your seat is adjusted before every drive.
It only takes a few seconds to protect yourself.
Share with others to help spread the word!
No time to read a long-winded BLOnG? Welcome to the Three-Second-Stop mini-Blog.
Rolling through stop signs isn’t just illegal – it’s dangerous.
A complete stop is essential to making sure everyone stays safe. Share this tip and help keep the roads safer for all!
These four behaviors are responsible for the majority of fatal crashes each year:
Every driver plays a role in making roads safer. Make the smart choice – every time you get behind the wheel.
Did you know that teen drivers are 2.5x more likely to engage in risky behavior with just one teen passenger? 📈
With multiple passengers, that risk jumps to 3x, and the chance of a fatal crash increases with more teenagers in the car.
TrafficSchool.com and Drivers Ed Direct are teaming up to spread the word:
✔️ Limit passengers for a safer drive
✔️ Stay focused on the road—minimize distractions
✔️ Drive responsibly to protect yourself and others
Smart choices behind the wheel can save lives. Let’s keep the roads safe for everyone! 🚗🙌
Speeding can dangerously increase the time it takes to stop your vehicle, putting you and others at risk. Even just a slight increase in speed can make all the difference in stopping distance, especially in residential or construction zones.
Here’s why:
Always drive at the speed limit and adjust your speed for road conditions, especially in areas with higher risks like neighborhoods and construction zones. Your safety is in your hands—drive responsibly!
No time to read a long-winded BLOnG? Welcome to the Three-Second-Stop mini-Blog.
Safe driving isn’t just about speed—maintaining a safe space between vehicles allows for better reaction times and reduces the risk of collisions. In perfect conditions, aim for a following distance of 3 seconds, but be sure to increase that gap during poor weather or when driving a heavier vehicle. A few simple adjustments can make a big difference in keeping you safe! 🚙💡
Drive smart, stay safe, and look out for everyone on the road.
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