The Offline Mode Toolkit
In this toolkit you will find all the tools and resources you need to ensure that you stay distraction-free and focused on the road, and materials to help spread the word to your peers about safe driving in your community and encourage them to join the #OfflineMode movement.
Together, we can eliminate distractions
and focus on what matters most—arriving safely.
DOWNLOADABLE MATERIALS
Get organized with our Offline Mode Checklist! This handy tool can help serve as a reminder to practice safer driving and staying focused on the road.
Dive into our DoSomething x General Motors Offline Mode Downloadable Guide packed with tips, resources, and strategies. This guide will empower you and your peers to be safer drivers and encorage you to promote safer driving habits in your community.
Check out this downloadable phone sleeve to help keep your phone out of reach while driving. Simply fold, assemble, and place your phone inside the sleeve to reduce distractions!
Offline Mode
Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Distracted
SHARING THE PLEDGE
Teach your classmates or peers about distracted driving and encourage them to take the pledge to keep the roads in your community. You can even request hard copies of the pledge to distribute during your presentation. After, if you send us pictures from your event at help@dosomething.org, you'll receive an exclusive Offline Mode Kit!
Download and print these 8.5 x 11 flyers and hang them up around your school, at your local DMV or anywhere in your community to raise awareness about distracted driving and encourage others to take the Offline Mode pledge.
Print some of these windshield flyers and put them on cars at school or in your community and encourage your peers to take the Offline Mode pledge and learn more about safer driving.
Check out these fun Giphy stickers and post them on socials or send them to friends when you share your #OfflineMode pledge and encourage them to join too!
ARTICLES
Learn how to use your phone's Do Not Disturb mode to minimize all distractions while driving.
DoSomething member Hannah Messaye talks about social media distractions she’s seen and various safety strategies she prioritizes behind the wheel.
DoSomething’s list of the different types of distracted driving and ways to prevent it.
FACT PAGES
28.9% of all crashes are linked to distracted driving, with phone interactions being a leading cause.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Learn about the dangers of filming while driving and tips for staying focused on the road.
Learn some strategies and gain more insights from the GHSA and GM on combating distracted driving effectively.
Find resources and stories to help prevent distracted driving among Gen-Z and promote safer habits.
Explore GM’s latest tech advancements designed to minimize driver distraction and enhance road safety.
Lean why taking photos while driving is risky and how to stay safe and attentive on the road.