Actively working (via education and raising awareness) to prevent the continued reign of 'distracted driving' as the number 1 killer of teens in America.
Join the Prevention Action Planning Conference November 12-13 in Sacramento!
Interested in attending? Email the following information to cccshevents@gmail.com on or before October 6:
• Name and title
• Organization
• Injury issue area of expertise
• Region of CA
It’s on!!! Medtech27s will be hosting the “Be the Change” peer leader training to invited athletes & other county school peer leaders! THISis BIG!! 💛💚💪🏻 @impactdrivers@amherstpolice Invites going out soon👀
"Power up" on Seat Check Saturday. Have your car seats & booster seats checked. Booster seats only make up about 5% of seat checks, but when a booster does get checked, roughly 2/3 need adjustment. A Child Passenger Safety Technician can turn "close enough" into “expert level."
There's one more level in our safety game: ride in the back seat until age 13. We don't want to skip any levels and our young rider is no match for a vehicle's frontal airbag. Staying in the back seat is an automatic win every ride. @NCPSB@NSCsafety
Have your teen play The Road Ahead today at TheRoadAhead.GoSafelyCA.org! Navigating the "safe driving" talk with a new driver isn't always easy. This game is a great conversation starter for teen drivers & passengers about distractions and speeding.
#TheRoadAhead#GoSafelyCA
These Buckle Bros finally pass the seat belt fit test. Sitting all the way back in the vehicle seat with knees bent over the edge, feet flat on the floor, shoulder belt on the chest, lap belt on the hips, and holding steady the whole ride—that's 6-for-6, no cheat codes needed.
High-back or backless booster? Select the player that works best for your vehicle and your rider, then check the manual for the approved height and weight range before you lock in your choice. 1/2 🎮
New level unlocked: booster mode ⭐️ Whether you're converting your seat or switching to a dedicated booster, follow the manual to adjust correctly for your new booster rider. Your child needs to "Level Up" too. Teach kids to stay correctly positioned throughout their adventures.
1 reminder, 1 conversation, 1 decision. Never underestimate the power of speaking up. Every voice matters. Every choice matters.
Post 1 or more pieces of #SpeakUp4Safety#BackToSchool campaign. Help make this the safest September! Download at SpeakUp4Safety.org/back2scho…
It’s Child Passenger Safety Week! Follow along in our stories this week as we blast into child passenger safety with @NCPSB and @NSCsafety
Every quest has a starting point. Once your rider outgrows a five-point harness, the booster quest officially begins. 🎮 ➡️
🎮 Check your child’s weight & height, along with the label on your current seat to see if it’s time to start the journey. For this year’s #ChildPassengerSafety Week, we’ll share booster seat safety information to help keep those older children safe on their quest.
#TheRightSeat
Join us Monday for an online webinar training for two programs: Passenger Power (Elementary Program) and Who Can Make a Difference? (Middle School Program). Register at ImpactTeenDrivers.org.
More webinars coming in November!
#TrafficSafety#RoadUserSafety#InjuryPrevention
Anything that takes your eyes, hands, mind, or ears from your driving is a distraction. Remember “VMCA” and please keep your brain and body focused on the task of driving.
#FocusOnTheRoad#DistractedDriving#DriveSafe
Whether you're a:
● Driver
● Passenger
● Pedestrian
● Bicyclist
● Scooter rider
Every choice you make affects someone else. Together, we can build a culture of roadway safety.
#SpeakUp4Safety#BackToSchool
Back to school means brushing up on the ABCs of road safety, too. Drivers, stay alert and watch for bicyclists & children crossing, especially near schools, neighborhoods & intersections. A little extra attention can help everyone get where they’re going safely. #GoSafelyCA
Para el regreso a clases, repasa también tus ABC de seguridad en las calles. Pongan atención a ciclistas y niños que cruzan la calle, en especial cerca de escuelas, vecindarios e intersecciones. Un poco más de atención puede ayudar a que todos lleguen a su destino seguros.