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Resources
For more information on teen traffic safety or related topics visit these sites:
New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
AAA
Miscellaneous Sites
Resources for Teens
Research and Studies
Teen Driver Safety Statistics
New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
NJ Safe Roads
provides general information about the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety and the statewide safety campaigns
Teen Driver Study Report
to read the New Jersey Teen Driver Study Commission Report
Don't Drive Stupid
is an innovative program from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety designed to educate young drivers about staying safe behind the wheel back to top
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New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
MVC GDL
explains regulations, restrictions, and exemptions of NJ Graduated Driver License Program
MVC Teen Driver Abstract
Parents can request an abstract of their teen's driving record
MVC First-Time Drivers
allows you to obtain a copy of
"Safe Driving: A Parent's Guide to Teaching Teens"
and the
NJ Driver Manual
MVC Licensed Driving Schools
provides a list of registered driving schools in New Jersey
MVC Defensive Driving Programs
provides a list of state-approved defensive driving courses
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AAA
AAA teen drivers
provides teen driving information
AAA parent-teen contract
to obtain a parent-teen driving contract
AAA parent-parent contract
to obtain a parent-parent driving agreement
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Miscellaneous Sites
Brain Injury Association of New Jersey
learn more about the consequences of teen crashes
Underyourinfluence.org
Your teen driver...your influence: Resources and information for parents from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Alive at 25
A program to save teen drivers lives
MADD
Mother's Against Drunk Driving
In the Blink of an Eye
A six-minute parent/teen safe driving discussion video
Make Some NOYS
National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) promotes traffic safety education
CHOP Keeping Young Drivers Safe
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Teen Driver Safety Resources
Beginning Teenage Drivers
provides characteristics of teenage crashes along with rules that can be implemented by parents from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Teen Driver
A Family Guide to Teen Driver Safety from the National Safety Council
Preparing Your Teen for the Road Ahead
Helpful tips for safe driving from Teensurance
16 Going on 17
State Farm teen driving site
Allstate Teen Driver
Allstate teen driving site
Driving Skills for Life (DSFL)
includes four study modules and a quiz, car care videos, several interactive games, and enhanced curriculum noting the importance of eco-driving to personal safety and the environment.
The Center for Injury Research and Prevention
at CHOP offers information to help prevent injuries.
ZoomSafer
Five friends Prevent Distracted Driving (YouTube Video)
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Resources for Teens
UGotBrains
is a Brain Injury Association of New Jersey website designed by teens to address the alarming number of New Jersey teens injured and killed on our roadways
Keep the Drive
is a teen-led movement to take on the number one killer of teens – car crashes
U R the spokesperson
discusses reckless driving among teens and gives teens the power to speak up
Think Seat Belts
allows you to put yourself in the driver's seat and simulate a crash
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Research and Studies
New Jersey Teen Driver Study Commission Recommendation Report
, March 2008 Report of the Commission charged with assessing the state of teen driving in New Jersey and making recommendations to help reduce crashes and save lives
Driving: Through the Eyes of Teens
A research report of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and State Farm
Reducing the Crash Risk for Young Drivers
A report from AAA discussing the reasons why teen drivers continue to crash, even under graduated driver licensing provisions
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Teen Driver Safety Statistics
Teen Drivers: Fact Sheet
From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Traffic Safety Facts, Young Drivers, 2005 Data
A summary of crash statistics of fatal crashes for young drivers
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