National Teen Driver Safety Week: Parents Need to Be Proactive
“Parents need to be proactive and begin a conversation about safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week,” said Michelle Anderson, director of operations at the National Road Safety Foundation. “ Keep the conversations going every day. Teaching teens safe driving behaviors is a shared responsibility, and we all have a part to play.”
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