Make Safety a Priority this 4th of July
Talk to your teen about ways to stay safe over the holiday and beyond.
Talk to your teen about ways to stay safe over the holiday and beyond.
According to National Safety Council estimates, more than 160 people may be killed on the road during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday period.
With school out, your teen may be itching to get some more practice behind the wheel, but these Independence Day estimates are a good reminder that safety can never take a back seat. In addition to these deaths, NSC also estimates more than 18,000 people will be seriously injured in crashes over the holiday. So before letting your teen take the car out to the beach or to a friend’s house, talk about some of these risks and ways to stay safe on the Fourth of July:
Beyond the Fourth, NSC data analysis shows that July and August are the months when the most preventable deaths occur each year. So use these tips to keep your teen safe during the fireworks and beyond. And remember: Whether you’re celebrating at the beach or by the grill, safety should always come first.
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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