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Teen Driver Safety

This webpage contains Super Bowl impaired driving prevention materials for state and local traffic safety advocates. Campaign materials include a news release, talking points, graphics, and social media content. Learn more. 
This webpage shares tips for driver safety, teen driver safety, and child passenger safety during the holiday season. Learn more. 
This webpage provides tips for parents about helping teens stay safe behind the wheel. The webpage shares an overview of graduated driver licensing (GDL) laws, what parents can do to enforce GDL laws, and describes the benefits of driver’s education programs. Learn more. 
This webpage describes the dangers, consequences, and contributing factors of speeding and offers tips for encountering speeders on the road. Learn more. 
This webpage shares seat belt safety tips for parents, tweens, teens, and back seat passengers. The webpage describes potentially fatal consequences of not wearing a seat belt and offers a quiz to test users’ knowledge of seat belt safety. Learn more. 
This webpage describes factors commonly associated with drowsy-driving crashes. The webpage also provides tips to avoid falling asleep at the wheel. Learn more. 
This webpage shares facts about distracted driving and describes how teens, parents, educators, and employers can save lives by helping to prevent distracted driving. Learn more. 
This webpage provides a summary of substances that can impair driving and shares a list of responsible behaviors to avoid drug-impaired driving. The webpage also describes NHTSA’s If You Feel Different, You Drive Different drug-impaired driving prevention initiative. Learn more. 
This webpage outlines risk factors and consequences for drunk driving. The webpage shares drunk driving laws and regulations and additional resources. Learn more. 
This webpage provides a detailed overview of Youth Advisory Councils (YACs). It describes the role YACs play in improving the schools and communities they serve, discusses how they can use data to make decisions and create action plans, and outlines the structure of a YAC. Learn more. 
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