Teen Driver Safety Program
Do you wish there were more education or encouragement for safe teen driving? Do you worry about the safety of teens driving around your school or community?
We want to hear from school and ISD staff and teachers!
Please complete this brief survey about teen driver safety programs at schools and share with teachers and other interested school staff.
We need your feedback to develop effective programming that DFW schools can take advantage of to help keep their teens safe!
NCTCOG is developing a campaign for teen driver safety concerns and education and will develop resources for schools to use.
Interested in learning more about teen driver safety? Below are resources you can share with the teens in your life to help keep themselves and others safe on the road.
- SADD | Student Organization | Washington, DC
- Teens in the Driver Seat (TDS) – A peer-to-peer safe driving program for your school.
- Bike, Walk, Drive Safely- Look Out Texans
Be aware of the top 5 dangers for teen drivers (according to TDS):
- Distractions
- Nighttime and drowsy driving
- Speeding and street racing
- Low safety belt use
- Impaired driving
For more information, contact Devia Joshi at djoshi@nctcog.org.