FREE Teen Traffic Safety Presentations for Florida High Schools

FREE Teen Traffic Safety Presentations for Florida High Schools

The Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) Florida Teen Safe Driving Coalition grant covers the cost of bringing a nationally recognized teen traffic safety speaker to high schools across Florida. These presentations are a powerful and engaging way to leave a lasting, positive safety message with teen drivers.

We require a minimum audience size of at least 400 students, gathered in an auditorium or gym setting. Before booking, please check with your school principal or administration to obtain permission to host a teen traffic safety speaker. Presentations are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis and are available at no cost to Florida high schools.

Meet Our Teen Traffic Safety Speakers

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Hang Up & Drive – Jacy Good & Steve Johnson

May 18, 2008 was meant to be one of the best days of Jacy Good’s life. Her college graduation day had gone smoothly, her family packed up her life into their station wagon, she said a temporary goodbye to her long-term boyfriend, Steve Johnson, and began the 90-minute drive home. Everything changed because of one distracted driver…

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Just Wiggle Your Toes – Kevin Brooks

What started as a typical booze fueled Saturday night quickly turned tragic with a poor choice. Kevin Brooks and his childhood friend Brandon left a party, intoxicated and driving in excessive speeds. The result – a horrific crash that Kevin did not walk away from and Brendon did not survive.

Please note: Our focus areas include high schools located in counties identified as priority areas based on the Florida Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Matrix. These areas are prioritized due to higher rates of teen traffic fatalities and serious injury crashes

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Please contact Megan Muhlbach, Program Coordinator, at megan@flteensafedriver.org if you’re interested, have any questions, or require special accommodations.