Drive Alive’s mission is to reduce the number of injuries and death among teen drivers. Drive education can help reduce traffic crashes by improving driving skills and understanding of better risk perception and decision-making. Each year, Drive Alive hosts the Taylor Award for Drivers Education. Allen County students will win a FREE driver’s education course. For many students, the cost of a driver’s education course is a barrier to learning safe driving skills.
Ralph Taylor was devoted to Drive Alive and its positive impact on the safety of our youngest, most vulnerable drivers. The Taylor memorial Award for Drivers Education continues Mr. Taylor’s legacy by providing awards to area youth to attend driver’s education courses. The goal of the award is to recognize the attitudes and behaviors that contribute to safe driving habits. CLICK HERE FOR APPLICATION
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Send questions to info@DriveAliveIndiana.org or call (260) 494-0728. |
Seven teens a day are killed in car crashes. Make sure your young driver is aware of the leading causes of teen crashes, and put rules in place to help your teen stay safe.
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