NSC is accepting nominations for its 2013 Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award. This award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to reducing teen crashes and fatalities

Join NSC and the comedians of Second City Communications for a hilariously funny, interactive night as they help parents become better coaches for their teen drivers. RSVP today for this FREE program coming to a city near you!

Research from The Allstate Foundation shows nearly half of parents express regret about not monitoring their teen driver after they get a license. Drive it Home is a new program with resources to help parents keep their teens safer on the road.

Car crashes are the #1 cause of death for teens, killing as many as the next two causes combined. Research shows that continued parental involvement, even after licensure, can greatly reduce the odds of teens being in a crash.

NSC congratulates the Michigan Legislature for passing Senate Bill 756, also known as Kelsey's Law, which makes it a civil infraction for motorists with level 1 or level 2 probationary licenses – predominantly teens – to use cell phones while driving.

NSC announced Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety and ADEPT Driver as the winners of its 4th annual Teen Driving Safety Leadership Awards, supported by the General Motors Foundation.

NSC is accepting nominations for its 2012 Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award. This award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to reducing teen crashes and fatalities.

NSC applauds Congress for including safety provisions in the Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill to incentivize states to enact distracted driving and teen driving laws.

NSC has issued a call for stories and reports of teen driver crashes that resulted in serious injuries or fatalities as part of the HEARTS Network.

NSC congratulates Pennsylvania state legislators on passage of House Bill 9, legislation that aims to reduce the risks of teens being involved in motor vehicle crashes.

NSC today announced Judy Weber-Jones of Illinois and Kaylen Larson of Minnesota as the winners of its 3rd annual Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award, supported by the General Motors Foundation.

Oct. 16-22 is National Teen Driver Safety Week and the National Safety Council has partnered with State Farm to provide information and tools to help keep teens safe.

NSC is accepting nominations for the 2011 Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award, sponsored by General Motors. This award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made great advances in protecting teen drivers.

NSC will launch Teen Driver Safety week, June 12-18, during National Safety Month – an annual observance held during June to educate and encourage safe behaviors around the leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths.

The National Safety Council congratulates the Iowa Senate on passage of SF 184, a lifesaving measure that helps reduce the number of teens who are injured and killed in crashes.

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for American teens between the ages of 15 and 20. NSC believes comprehensive GDL is the most effective way to save teen lives and is in support of the STANDUP Act.

This Valentine’s Day, NSC announces its HEARTS Network – Honoring Everyone Affected, Rallying The Survivors – a groundbreaking initiative that will gather stories of crashes involving teen drivers.

Funding from The Allstate Foundation Teen Safe Driving Program will help NSC create 10 state coalitions focused on reducing teen driver motor vehicle deaths.

NSC hosted its first Forum to Keep Teen Drivers Alive with community representatives from law enforcement and education in the Chicagoland area. More than 50 participants gathered to learn about the top killer of teens – traffic crashes.

NSC recently presented McDonald’s Corporation with the Excellence in Highway Safety award for its efforts in educating teen drivers and reducing teen motor vehicle fatalities.

Motor vehicle crashes are the No. 1 killer of Michigan teens. NSC is urging Michigan legislators and parents to support H.B. 4493.

National Teen Driver Safety Week is Oct. 17 to 23.

NSC announced the winners of its 2nd annual Teen Driving Safety Leadership Awards, sponsored by General Motors. The award recognizes exceptional contributions to teen driver safety.

Itasca, IL – The National Safety Council and Goodyear today announced their joint initiative to make Ohio roadways safer.

NSC wants to recognize individuals and organizations that have made exceptional contributions to reducing the number of crashes, injuries and deaths involving teen drivers through the Teen Driving Safety Leadership Awards program...

A new report published in the NSC Journal of Safety Research summarizes and categorizes the progress of Graduated Driver Licensing. One study within the report reveals states with comprehensive GDL regulations have 38 percent lower fatal crash rates...

NSC and Toyota today launched Teen Driving Safety Week (June 7-13) during National Safety Month. Both organizations are committed to educating parents and teens about the most common dangers teens face behind the wheel.

Midas Inc. (NYSE: MDS), a leader in automotive services, has joined forces with the National Safety Council and San Francisco 49ers head coach Mike Singletary to kick off a statewide initiative to help parents protect teen drivers.

The National Safety Council today announced the winners of its new Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award recognizing exceptional contributions to preventing deaths and injuries involving teen drivers.

The National Safety Council has teamed up with the makers of Claritin® for the Clear to Drive SM campaign to educate the public about the importance of reading medicine labels for warnings about drowsiness before getting behind the wheel

The National Safety Council new Teen Driving Safety Leadership Award recognizes individuals and organizations that have made great advances in protecting teen drivers.

The National Safety Council announced its support for Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws to save lives, especially of teen drivers.

The National Safety Council announced today it has reaffirmed its public policy to support a national 21-year-old minimum legal drinking age.

The National Safety Council is launching a new Teen Driving Safety Leadership Awards program sponsored by General Motors (GM).

Midas automotive service shops in the greater Chicago area are partnering with the National Safety Council to promote safe teen driving.

NSC announced it will hold a second international research symposium on Graduated Drivers’ Licensing.

The physician-led traffic safety advocacy group End Needless Death on Our Roadways and NSC today issued a ranking of the deadliest states in the country for youth-related driving fatalities.

A new study by the National Safety Council documents high fatalities among South Carolina young people because of low seat belt use rates.