Virtual Teen Driver Safety Assembly

Listen Up Teens! Safe Driving Saves Lives! Virtual Teen Driver Safety Assembly

TEEN DRIVER SAFETY ASSEMBLY

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT FOR THREE COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS

After watching the video, complete this homework assignment.

When you finish answering the following questions, click Submit.

A Community Service Certificate for 3 hours will be sent to your email address after the homework is submitted.

Be sure to provide the certificate AND the email that goes with it to your school for credit.

#1 Do you feel Karlie Tomica’s 4 year prison sentence was fair? Elaborate (Required)

#1 Do you feel Karlie Tomica’s 4 year prison sentence was fair? Elaborate

#2 Do you feel Daniel Rocca's prison sentence was fair? Elaborate (Required)

#2 Do you feel Daniel Rocca's prison sentence was fair? Elaborate

#3 Which part of this presentation made the greatest impact on you? (Required)

#3 Which part of this presentation made the greatest impact on you?

#4 What are some things you can do to encourage safe driving? (Required)

#4 What are some things you can do to encourage safe driving?

#5 How would you feel if you killed someone while driving impaired or distracted? (Required)

#5 How would you feel if you killed someone while driving impaired or distracted?

#6 Yes or No - Did this teen driver safety assembly make an impact on you? (Required)

#6 Yes or No - Did this teen driver safety assembly make an impact on you?

STUDENT'S INFORMATION

Students Name (Required)

Students Name

PERSONAL EMAIL ADDRESS - SCHOOL DISTRICT BLOCKS OUTSIDE EMAILS! (Required)

Email Address

Grade Level (Required)

Grade Level

Zip Code (Required)

Zip Code

School Name (Required)

School Name

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Gender

Ethnicity

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Teacher's Name

AUTO CRASHES ARE THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR TEENS AGES 15 TO 20!

MISSION

Partner with Schools, Libraries, and Community Organizations to reduce teen driver fatalities.
Promote Safe Driving habits with a focus on curtailing teen distracted driving.
Inculcate the importance of Seatbelt Compliance within teens.
Foster a strong sense of responsibility, self-discipline, courage, and respect for others within teens.
Support and advance the Driver’s Education programs.
Assist The Florida Department of Transportation to ensure a safe driving environment on our roadways.

Teen Motor Vehicle Fatalities. How Big is The Problem?

In 2019, almost 2,400 teens in the United States aged 13–19 were killed, and about 258,000 were treated in emergency departments for injuries suffered in motor vehicle crashes. That means that every day, about seven teens aged 13–19 died due to motor vehicle crashes, and hundreds more were injured. In addition, motor vehicle crash deaths among teens 15–19 years of age resulted in about $4.8 billion in medical and work loss costs for crashes that occurred in 2018.