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Teen Driving and Speed SafetyA program for young drivers and their parentsMonday, March 12 at 5:30 PM Sponsored by The Molly Bish Institute for Child Health and Safety and HealthAlliance Hospital at HealthAlliance Hospital –Leominster CampusSimonds Building, Entrance F, Guild Conference RoomMore teenagers die in auto accidents than from any other cause. One in four crash fatalities in the U.S. involve 16 to 24 year olds. The first six months of licensure are the most dangerous for any driver and the crash risk remains twice as high as that for adult drivers until age 25.The good news is that there are effective ways to reduce crash and injury risk for young novice drivers. Learn how at this free informative program. Come hear expert speakers and panelists share the latest research and recommendations on safe driving for teens. Speakers will address seat belt use, hazard perception skills training, minimizing distractions, and drowsy driving.This is one program parents and their teens don’t want to miss! Speakers & Panelists
State Representative Jennifer FlanaganSergeant Glenn Fossa, Fitchburg Police Department Representative Stephen L. DiNatale Lieutenant Robert Healey, Leominster Police Department Deborah Delaney, RN, Director, Emergency Dept., HealthAlliance Hospital Val Slayton, MD, Chief Medical Officer, HealthAlliance Hospital Tom Starr, Drivers Education Instructor This is a free program, provided to you by The Molly Bish Institute for Child Health and Safety and HealthAlliance Hospital. To register, call 978-466-2191. |