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Promote speed awareness in your school.
The new analysis for GHSA found that from 2015 to 2019, teen drivers and passengers (16-19 years of age) accounted for a greater proportion of speeding-related fatalities (43%) than all other age groups (30%). During this five-year period, 4,930 teen drivers and passengers died in speeding-related crashes. Teens and Speeding: Breaking the Deadly Cycle also sheds light on what we know about speeding-related fatal crashes involving teens – the driver is more likely to be male, have run off the road or rolled the vehicle and be unbuckled. The data analysis was conducted by Richard Retting of Sam Schwartz Consulting.
Promote speed awareness in your school.
The new analysis for GHSA found that from 2015 to 2019, teen drivers and passengers (16-19 years of age) accounted for a greater proportion of speeding-related fatalities (43%) than all other age groups (30%). During this five-year period, 4,930 teen drivers and passengers died in speeding-related crashes. Teens and Speeding: Breaking the Deadly Cycle also sheds light on what we know about speeding-related fatal crashes involving teens – the driver is more likely to be male, have run off the road or rolled the vehicle and be unbuckled. The data analysis was conducted by Richard Retting of Sam Schwartz Consulting.
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Post the infographics in a high school common area (Ex: cafeteria, lobby, athletic venue) or digitally share on social media, email, digital school signs, or other media. Click here to view more information.
Complete:
Take a photo of the signs that demonstrate their role in creating awareness (Ex: students posing next to/under the paper or snapshot of the post). Share images of the material via social media, and attach them to school emails, or digital boards.
Submit Points:
Have a photo ready with students completing the activity or a screenshot of the social media post. Click “Submit Points.”
Sign Up:
Post the infographics in a high school common area (Ex: cafeteria, lobby, athletic venue) or digitally share on social media, email, digital school signs, or other media. Click here to view more information.
Complete:
Take a photo of the signs that demonstrate their role in creating awareness (Ex: students posing next to/under the paper or snapshot of the post). Share images of the material via social media, and attach them to school emails, or digital boards.
Submit Points:
Have a photo ready with students completing the activity or a screenshot of the social media post. Click “Submit Points.”
