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The following links provide valuable information about teen driving safety. Please check back on a regular basis as new links and information are added.

Crash-Proof Your Kids!
The leading killer of teens today is not guns, drugs or suicide. It's car crashes. Don't let your kids become a statistic.
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Road Skillz
Road Skillz, a revolutionary new type of driving skills DVD, is aimed specifically at 16-25 year old drivers.

I Drive Smart
I Drive Smart, Inc. is the only Driver Education Program conducted by active duty law enforcement. The Team at I Drive Smart teaches the Maryland State Driver Education Certification Program throughout the state.

National Safety Council
Producer of excellent safety resources and curriculum. See it’s DDC 8 & Alive at 25 defensive driving programs for teens.

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
Producers of excellent resources for teen drivers. See the interactive risk awareness CD for teens called “Drivers ZED”

Road Safety International
Producers of the “Black Box” for monitoring teen driving habits.

Auto Safety Magnets
This company produces high quality, high viability safety magnets for new drivers.

Safecar Services
A safe ride home for your kids - anytime, nationwide

Parenting Teen Drivers
This site outlines a Driving Contract for new drivers and their parents. Great idea!

Tell-My-Mom
A great way to know how your teen is driving.

Drive Home Safe
Monitor device for your teen’s car.

I Promise Program
Valuable resources for Parents.

Teen Arrive Alive
Parental Tools and Aids to Help Monitor Teen Driving.

Maryland Website for Parents of Young Drivers

Road Ready Teens

ADTSEA
Identifies the need to better educate our teen drivers.

IIHS
Crash and safety data on cars.

NHTSA
Discusses many aspects of New Driver Injury prevention

NCSA
Provides detailed statistics about driving fatalities.

NHTSA
Includes to almost everything you need to know about driving safety.

ADTSEA
Identifies the need to better educate our teen drivers.

Car Accidents NET
Provides helpful suggestions for accident prevention.

IIHA
Offers information on teen driving safety.

Advanced Driving Dynamics
Premier Driving School

Drive Train USA - Specialized Driving Programs
Providing the Skills To Become A Safer And More Confident Driver

American College of Emergency Physicians
Fact Sheets - Speed - Main Points

National Institute for Driver Behavior
Minimum Standards: Driving Behaviors for Risk Prevention

1. Adjust Your Attitude!
Many teens think they are invincible - a dangerous attitude for inexperienced drivers. Don't drive when you are experiencing significant emotional highs or lows. Being courteous can also save your life. Remember the old adage, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Additional Tips...

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