Stay safe on the road during the "100 Deadliest Days” of summer for teen drivers. Get your Safe Summer Driving Kit today!

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SAFE SUMMER SEASON

Your go-to road safety movement this summer, powered by YOU and your crew.

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Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens in the U.S., and during summer’s “100 Deadliest Days,” the risk goes up by 20%.

⚠️ The good news? You can Do Something about it!

SAFE SUMMER VIBES

Summer = good vibes, late-night drives, and road trips. But it’s also the most dangerous time to be on the road.

Car crashes kill more teens than anything else—and it gets worse in summer.

But here’s the good part: you can Do Something about it. By sharing the Safe Summer Driving Kit - complete with road-safety checklists, tips and resources, or recording and sharing your own road-safety pledge video with your crew, you can turn your love for them (and their safety) into action that actually makes a difference.

Take the wheel and share road-safety tips with other young drivers during the 100 Deadliest Days between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Whether you’re a driver or a passenger, YOU can be the reason your crew stays safe this summer, and earn yourself a shot at a scholarship.

THE SAFE SUMMER DIVING KIT

Download and share the Safe Summer Driving Kit today!

TURN YOUR PASSION FOR ROAD SAFETY INTO REAL ACTION

Help spread the word to keep you and your crew - friends, fam, and followers - safe on the roads this summer season.

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SAFE SUMMER SEASON EVENTS

Join us for a Safe Summer Season of fun, road safety activations, and events.

Get behind the wheel and take part in our interactive distracted‑driving simulators, record your own road-safety PSA's at our pledge stations, snap some sweet selfies in the photobooth's, and score some merch - all summer long!

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I will serve as an advocate for driving safety by maintaining it in my personal life, and reminding my peers of the importance of avoiding unnecessary risk.”

Stephen, 20

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I am committed to being fully present when I drive, ensuring l'm focused and doing my part to keep the roads safe. I believe that small choices, like staying offline, can make a big difference in preventing accidents and saving lives.”

Emily, 20

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I want to ensure I am doing my part in making the road safe to drive on. Especially since I'm a younger driver, it is important that I pay attention to the road and not get distracted by my phone.”

Jeremy, 18

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There have been times where I've gotten into a taxi or Uber with others who chose not to wear their seatbelts. It's something so small that can truly have a life saving impact.”

Isabel, 25

GET INVOLVED

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