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Special thanks to the teenaged co-founders in 2009 who started a safe-driving & life-saving message for a generation: Glade, Moriah, Savannah, Elena, Sam, Sahar, Maurice & Cameron, with Dr. Nancy Rader Inhofe as an instrumental leader. Grateful for State Farm funding that very first grant.
End Distracted Driving
Nick's Promise Foundation
Jennifer Freedman Smith

Oklahoma Challenge: Peer Leadership - Distracted Driving
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So it's about that time.
Who will you encourage? Nick's Promise Foundation State Farm End Distracted Driving

Keep Connected with Crime Stoppers - Fall News

Keep Connected with Crime Stoppers - Fall News

Drive distraction-free in memory of Oklahoma teacher Bobbi White. Gail Lambert Nick's Promise Foundation StopDistractions.org End Distracted Driving Oklahoma Challenge: Peer Leadership - Distracted Driving State Farm

Bobbi White: Distracted Driver Sentencing He rear-ended Bobbi White in May of 2016, killing her

These teens want to help save lives... and State Farm showed up to film their plan.

We care. We drive.
We care. We vote.

Sharing the sweet reminder to be a safe driver for prom this weekend!

Have you checked out the news from Tulsa Crime Stoppers?

Keep Connected with Crime Stoppers - Spring News

Miami teen determined to outlaw texting and driving. GentXt approves!

Miami teen leading charge to outlaw texting while driving Mark Merwitzer, a 17-year-old high school student, has spent the past year lobbying for a state law that would make it easier for police to ticket drivers for texting.

Distracted driving: Is technology the answer?

Distracted driving: Is technology the answer? In an ironic twist, technology -- which has contributed to the increase in distracted driving -- may provide the ultimate solution.

Hey Mom & Dad,

When it comes to driving, you are my #1 influence.
Seriously.

Sorry to say, but a recent study found that parents are setting a poor example for teens by engaging in unsafe driving behaviors, and are not listening to their kids’ warnings. Forty-one percent of teens say their parents continue these unsafe behaviors even after their teens ask them to stop, and 28% of teens say their parents justify unsafe behavior.

As a parent, you are the number one influence on teen driver safety. Self-reported surveys show that teens whose parents impose driving restrictions and set good examples typically engage in less risky driving and are involved in fewer crashes.

Teen driver fatalities have declined over the years. Despite this, motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of teen deaths.

Please consider the example you are setting for me when you are driving me to soccer practice or piano lessons. Are you ready to turn off your phone while driving? Or put it in the glove box so you won't be tempted to use it?

Love,
Your child