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October 23, 2009

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I would love more information on this..I have four teen drivers..thanks for the good work
Beth

This is terrific. It is something that has been needed for a long time. It needs to be a permanent fixture. Only by making sure teenage drivers are well informed of the dangers of driving and using a cell phone will we be able to significantly cut the number of accidents caused by teenagers driving and using phones. Cell phones are nice to have, but the rule should be park the car before you talk. Thank you and best wishes, Michael E. Bailey.

All i have to say is thank you for caring to take the initiative about it.
Nicole

Well thought out initiative; because even the cliche "hand on the wheel; not on the phone" may not be enough. One can still be distracted even with both hands on the wheel and result to accident.

Louie Henri

driving is a lot of fun for young people. It's always wise to reinforce safety precautions in driving. In the past, i had 2-3 cases of "all-most"/"near" accidents. Worst part was that i was driving a motorcycle, which is far more dangerous and prone to accidents than cars. I learned my lesson from hearing what others had to say. Thanks for this article!

every sunday and monday, we have lots of patients coming in to the ER. Most of them are brought due to vehicular accidents. In relation to this, i've also noticed that more and more bicycle drivers don't wear helmets. This is a good program for the motherhood to send and reinforce that message that we should be careful and alert all the time when driving.

i am happy that mothers are advocating for safety and responsible driving. I am always concerned with how my older brother drives his motorcycle. He loves to get fancy at times. Until one time, he and his girlfriend met an accident. They had minor cuts and abrasions. I'm happy that he got his lesson. Driving safely saves life.. :)

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