Teen Driver Research Put Into Action

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We can all help keep teens safe on the road. Whether you're a teen, parent, policymaker, educator, or researcher, this site will support your efforts with free information and downloadable resources. Together we can make a difference.
Miles to Go, a national report on teen driver safety,

charts significant progress made between 2005 and

2010 to reduce the number and impact of crashes

involving teens behind the wheel.
Do you use National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW) to promote your teen driver safety messages and activities? Plan for October 14-20, 2012. Raise awareness and contribute solutions to the #1 cause of death for teens.
We asked 5,665 high school students for their views on what affects driving safety in the National Young Driver Survey (NYDS). From peer passenger distractions to the protective effect of parenting style, teens describe their perceptions and experience with crash contributors.
Check out our new educator training program for worksite, school, and community educators, including downloadable teen-focused and parent-focused instructional materials. Get the training and share your knowledge to improve teen driver safety in your community.
Calling All Educators – View a taped webinar workshop hosted by the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) to learn how to use teendriversource.org-based instructional tools for worksite, school, and community settings and receive CECH credits.



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