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Check out the 40 Hour Parent/Teen Driving Guide!
If Cars Could Talk - PSA

No other hazard or behavior comes close to claiming as many teen lives as driving. In 2007, 113 teenagers aged 15 - 19 died in car crashes in Virginia.

Involved, informed parents have long been considered the most influential factor in promoting safe teen driving. The mission of Partners for Safe Teen Driving is to help communities develop a parent education program, so that parents can guide their children through the first perilous years of driving.

Many school divisions and communities in Virginia have partnered to develop Safe Teen Driving programs. Approximately 38 communities now require parents of teen drivers to attend a mandatory meeting. At this meeting, parents receive information about Virginia's graduated licensing procedures, current driving techniques, procedures for helping teach their children to drive, curfew restrictions, and more.

A kit with step-by-step information about how communities can start their own programs has been sent to every school division in Virginia. CLICK HERE for more information.

More Fuel for Thought


VDOT: Old Bridge Road to include banked curves, reduced speed limit - Stacy Nicholson has been in a fog since the rainy night that took the life of her 16-year-old daughter, Shelby.
The teen was killed in a fiery crash along Old Bridge Road on Jan. 7, when the 2005 Chevy Aveo compact car she was riding in ran off the four-lane road in the middle of a dangerous curve and collided with an SUV traveling in the other direction.



Crash Victim, 16, Remembered - Peggy Beach is about to bury her second child in three years. She said her 18-year-old daughter died in an accident and most recently, 16-year-old Alyssa Beach was killed in a car crash near her home Saturday night.

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