Get Involved During National Teen Driver Safety Week
Use these simple steps and resources to help keep teen drivers safe.
Use these simple steps and resources to help keep teen drivers safe.
Each October, we observe National Teen Driver Safety Week to call attention to the challenges faced by teen drivers and explore how we can all work to keep each other safe behind the wheel. These efforts are perhaps more important than ever, as our roadways are becoming increasingly dangerous.
Last year, the U.S. saw a 24% annual rise in the death rate on our roads and preliminary estimates from the National Safety Council show that this trend has continued into 2021. According to these estimates, more than 21,400 people have been killed on our roads through the first six months of the year, a 16% increase over the already alarmingly deadly 2020.
At DriveitHOME, we believe parents can make a difference by getting involved as their teens learn to drive. During National Teen Driver Safety Week (Oct. 17-23), here are some ways that parents and guardians can help keep our most inexperienced road users safe:
Car crashes are the leading cause of preventable death for teens but we can all take steps to help keep them safe. Visit DriveitHome.org for more information and tips.
With a century-long legacy, the National Safety Council is a global center for safety expertise. Let's work together to align resources. We look forward to learning about ways we can join efforts to expand safety everywhere!
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