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StreetSafe lets teens experience the consequences of improperly operating a motor vehicle, particularly in dangerous situations, while in a controlled environment. It also teaches the dangers of alcohol use while driving, but also emphasizes parental involvement. The program is open to all young driver families.
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StreetSafe will be at Holly Springs High School (5329 Cass Holt Road, Holly Springs on April 10 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This is a hands-on driving program that raises a young driver’s awareness to the hazards of driving. It is taught by police, fire officials, judges and Driver Education professionals using StreetSafe’s own program vehicles and equipment. Teens learn they can’t text and drive, the dangers of driving too fast, following too closely, the importance of wearing their seatbelt, and the dangers of alcohol/drug use and driving, while their parents learn the skills they need to manage their young drivers.
To register, visit www.StreetSafeus.com or call 910-612-9030. Cost is $30 per student, parent is free and must accompany student. You must be pre-registered to attend and class size is limited.
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