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ONE COURAGEOUS VOICE CAN STOP A DEADLY CHOICE!

There are many ways to take action during National Passenger Safety Week and year round!

What level works best for you? See below and get involved!

HOW CAN YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

GENERAL ACTIVATION

Concerned Passengers & Drivers

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Want to help make a difference?

It takes small steps to make a big impact. ​

  • Let people know about Passenger Safety Week - and how SPEAKING UP can save lives in unsafe driving conditions.

  • Sign The Pledge to SPEAK UP when you don't feel safe while riding in a vehicle.

  • Download our social media posts from our TOOLKIT page and share them with your friends, family, and community.

TEEN ACTIVATION

Calling all Tweens, Teens, and College Students

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GET INVOLVED!

One voice can stop a deadly choice!

MEDIA ACTIVATION

Journalists, Reporters & Social Media Influencers

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Reaching out to your network of local media can inform your community!

CORPORATE ACTIVATION

Schools, Organizations, and Corporations

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You could change the life of the people and their families, in your organization.

There are more resources in our Toolkit too! 

Head over to our toolkit page and check out all our other resources as well

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THE PARENT CHECK LIST: QUESTIONS THAT PROMPT YOUR CHILD TO SPEAK UP!

Teach your child early and often the importance of being an outspoken passenger. Before they get in the car with a friend, download the Parent Checklist (it's in English & Spanish) and ask these questions to ensure they’re ready to Speak Up for safety.

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HOW TEENS CAN TAKE ACTION

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You are more powerful than you know.

Plan an event, contact your reps, take The Pledge, and utilize the strength of social to save lives. 

SPEAK UP!

We see a friend who’s had too much to drink at a party walking to their vehicle and we don’t stop them.

We watch as a family member picks up a phone call behind the wheel.

We let a friend leave our house to drive to the store after smoking some marijuana “because it’s just down the street.”

These things happen countless times every single day, and they frequently end with arrests, shame, humiliation, huge fines, and many times these choices end in injury and death. Whatever the outcome, people are usually left wishing that they had done something more.

If only I had stopped that friend from driving drunk.
If only I had said something when the driver picked up that phone call.
If only I told my friend to keep their marijuana use at home.


If only I had the Courage To Intervene.

One courageous voice can stop one deadly choice.

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