High School

High School Workshops

Teen drivers face the highest crash risk of any age group. In fact, traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for teens in the U.S., and most fatal teen crashes involve distractions, speeding, or passengers. High school is the final opportunity to shape safe driving and riding habits before teens gain full independence behind the wheel. What they learn now can save lives—starting with their own.

Our High School Distracted Driving Prevention Workshop is designed to be real, empowering, and engaging. We speak with teens, not at them. Whether they’re just getting their permit, already driving, or riding with friends, they’ll walk away with the tools and mindset to make safer choices.

High school students participating in a distracted driving prevention workshop

What Students Will Learn

Teen drivers learning about safe driving habits and the dangers of distractions

Our goal is to empower and encourage teens to take the lead in peer-to-peer messaging in their schools and communities. We will help students learn:

The real dangers of texting, social media, and other distractions while driving
The importance of good decision-making behind the wheel
Why seat belts, safe speeds, and focus matter
What not to do when behind the wheel—or in the passenger seat
The importance of following Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws

Workshop Details

Audience: High school students (Grades 9-12)

Format: In-person or virtual

Duration: Approximately 45–60 minutes

Topics Covered:

❓ Interactive questions to get the audience engaged
📊 Statistics and facts about reckless and distracted driving
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Real stories that involve those who have been impacted
🛠️ Tools and skills needed to overcome reckless and distracted driving
📘 A guide on how to go through the graduated driving licensing laws

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