New program teaches teens dangers of distracted driving
A new driving clinic aims to teach teens to be safer on the road. Parents can bring their teens to Toyota in Bayridge for the free program, called Teendrive365. There teens got a chance to sit in
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Oct 27, 2014, 3:42 AM
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A new driving clinic aims to teach teens to be safer on the road.
Parents can bring their teens to Toyota in Bayridge for the free program, called Teendrive365.
There teens got a chance to sit in a distracted driving simulator that shows how distractions like texting can impair their judgment to drive safely.
A driving safety instructor says more than 3,500 teens a year die in car crashes around the country.
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