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Answer these two questions: How many fatalities on our highways would be an acceptable number? Now, how many would be an acceptable number among your family and friends?
When we set our sights on Zero Fatalities we realized it may be an impossible goal, but if everyone does their part and avoids excessive speed, driving while impaired, and is sure to buckle up each and every time they get in a car, who knows what we can achieve?
If you take risks behind the wheel, sooner or later the statistics will catch up with you. Please, don't be one of those who learns the importance of driving safely the hard way.
- Drowsy driving
- Distracted driving
- Aggressive
- Impaired driving
- Not buckling up
Remember, Zero Fatalities: It's a goal we can all live with.
