This featured blog for the month of June was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Steve Emt. Meet Steve I’m a very lucky man. Half of my life I get to travel the world and compete for Team USA. The other half, I get to travel the country and speak […]
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This featured blog for the month of June was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Matt Bellace, PhD. Meet Matt Summer break from school is just starting for some (sorry, New Jersey) and in full swing for many others, so now is a good time to think about, well, good
Chase the Better High: Summer Adventures That Boost Your Brain Read More »
This featured blog for the month of May was written by founder of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers network and top youth speaker, Cara Filler. Meet Cara Hey everyone, If there’s one thing life has taught me, it’s that we can’t change what happens to us—but we CAN choose what happens next. Our
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May marks the start of the riding season for many motorcyclists across the country, making it the perfect time to highlight motorcycle safety. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reminds everyone that Motorcyclists’ Safety Is Everyone’s Safety. Whether you’re behind the handlebars or the wheel, we all have a role
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As Memorial Day approaches, the roads become busier with families and friends traveling to celebrate the unofficial start of summer. However, this holiday weekend also brings an increased risk of traffic accidents. To combat this, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) runs the Click It or Ticket campaign—a high-visibility seat belt enforcement initiative aimed
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May is National Youth Traffic Safety Month in the USA—a time dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers young drivers face and promoting safe driving habits. For high school students, educators, and administrators, this initiative is a call to action to prioritize traffic safety and to make responsible choices on the road. Why This Matters
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Prom is a magical time for high school students—a night of celebration and joy. However, it can also come with risks, particularly those related to drinking and driving. One initiative that encourages students to have safe, memorable nights during this magical time is Prom Promise. This program inspires students to commit to sober and responsible
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Underage and binge drinking remain significant issues for teens and their families, impacting lives in ways many may not fully realize. Every year, thousands of teens face consequences such as impaired judgment, health complications, and increased risk of accidental injuries due to alcohol use. During April’s Alcohol Awareness Month, we have an opportunity to spark
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This featured blog is written by Drive to Save Lives speakers, Jacy Good and Steve Johnson. In this blog, Jacy shares her powerful story of loss, resilience, and advocacy to highlight the life-altering consequences of distracted driving and inspire change. Meet Jacy & Steve April is distracted driving awareness month. But for people like me,
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Distracted driving is an epidemic—one that claims lives every single day. This April, the Drive to Save Lives network is honored to feature speakers Jacy Good and Steve Johnson, champions of the Hang Up and Drive initiative. Their personal stories of loss and resilience inspire meaningful change. How Schools Can Engage: Host an Assembly or
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