FROM REID'S DAD - Links

A listing of helpful websites and videos available on the internet

Videos

 

Tim Hollister speaking at the Simsbury Public Library

 


 

Teen Driving Resources


www.allstate.com/foundation/teen-safe-driving.aspx—Website of the Allstate Foundation; Allstate has mounted a national campaign to promote the use of parent-teen driver agreements

 

www.aaafoundation.org—Website of American Automobile Association Foundation, which includes in-depth research on teen driving and instruction

 

www.cdc.gov/features/safeteendriving—Center for Disease Control’s teen driving website

 

www.childrenshospitalblog.org—Children’s health blog by Children’s Hospital in Boston

 

www.teendriversource.org—Website of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, a national leader in safe teen driving research

 

www.distraction.gov—US Department of Transportation website that summarizes current research about distracted driving

 

www.drivingskillsforlife.com – Ford Motor Company’s teen driving program

 

www.impactteendrivers.org—A Sacramento, California-based coalition of parents, law enforcement, and first responders that provides innovative training programs

 

www.iihs.org—The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a national leader in researching all aspects of traffic safety

 

www.libertymutual.com/teendriving—Website of Liberty Mutual Insurance, offering parent and teen tips and tools. Through a partnership with SADD, Liberty Mutual regularly publishes original research into teen and family attitudes and behaviors concerning teen driving and underage drinking

 

www.lifesaversconference.org—Website of the annual national meeting of traffic safety professionals

 

www.madd.org/powerofparents—MADD’s underage drinking prevention program, which includes a specific section on teen driving

 

www.MourningParentsAct.org—A Connecticut-based organization of parents who have lost children in automobile accidents (I am a participant); the group brings a message, in person, to high school students about the consequences for families of unsafe driving

 

www.nhtsa.dot.gov—The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a federal agency; the “Teen Driving” portion of its website has a trove of information, resources, and statistics for parents

 

www.noys.org—National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS), a national coalition of groups whose mission involves all aspects of youth safety and safe teen driving in particular. NOYS has been very active recently in combating texting and distracted driving among teen drivers. “Under Your Influence,” www.underyourinfluence.org, is its specific safe teen driving monthly e-newsletter

 

www.nsc.org/safety_home/MotorVehicleSafety/Pages/MotorVehicleSafety—National Safety Council, which publishes Teen Driver: A Family Guide to Teen Driver Safety (2004).

 

www.sadd.org—Website of Students Against Destructive Decisions, which includes educational and prevention materials for students to use in their schools and communities, as well as information for parents, teachers, and other caring adults

 

www.safercar.gov—US government’s comprehensive list of vehicle safety ratings

 

www.betterteendriving.com—Website of the State Farm Insurance Company

 

www.toyotadrivingexpectations.com—Toyota’s teen driver program