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Building a Culture of Roadway Safety
By shaping behaviors and promoting shared responsibility, we're creating a future of safer driving for every generation.

What We Do

Impact Teen Drivers develops, promotes, and facilitates evidence-based education designed to prevent reckless and distracted driving and strengthen shared roadway responsibility. We work alongside schools, families, first responders, and community partners to deliver age-appropriate programs that build skills, reinforce consistent messaging, and support safer decision-making for all roadway users.
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OUR PROGRAMS

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

What Do You Consider Lethal?

Understanding Risk. Preventing Tragedy.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Are We Living in a Dream World?

Empowering Teens to be Leaders.

STUDENT ATHLETES

Stay in the Game

Your Game-Plan for Safe Driving.

STUDENT LEADERS

Lead the Leaders

Be the Example Others Follow.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS / COLLEGE

Be the Change

Your Choice. Your Impact.

PARENTS & FAMILIES

Under Your Influence

Empowers parents to recognize their influence and have meaningful safe-driving conversations.

Shared Roadway Responsibility

Shared roadway responsibility means road safety is everyone’s responsibility, not just the driver’s. Whether you’re driving, riding as a passenger, biking, walking, or using micromobility, your choices impact those around you. When we stay focused, follow the rules, and speak up for safety, we help create a culture where safer roads are the expectation. Every choice matters. Every voice counts. And everyone can help prevent crashes and save lives.
OUR COMMUNITY
Impact Teen Drivers works with schools, families, teens, law enforcement, and community partners to support safer choices on and off the road. Together, we help prevent serious injuries and save lives through shared roadway responsibility.
Teens & Youth

Speak up scripts, real stories, pledge to drive safely.

Parents & Families

Classroom programs, curriculum alignment, training & support

Schools & Educators

Classroom programs, curriculum alignment, training & support

Law Enforcement, First Responders

Enforcement + education, community programs

Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)
Helping New Drivers Gain Experience Safely

Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) helps teen drivers build experience through phased licensing requirements and driving restrictions. Explore GDL laws by state or learn how our Parent–Teen GDL Course helps families understand the licensing process and build safer driving habits together.

What They Are Saying

What educators, parents, and partners say about our programs

"This program fundamentally changed how our students think about driving and riding safety. The data speaks for itself."

Sarah Johnson
Principal, Oak Valley High School

"As a parent who lost a child to distracted driving, I'm grateful this program exists. It's saving lives."

Michael Rodriguez
Affected Family Member

"My son used to argue about wearing his seat belt in the back seat. After Passenger Power, he buckles up without being asked and reminds his friends to do the same."

Parent
of 4th Grade Student

"Stay in the Game connects safety to accountability in a way athletes understand. It fits naturally into how we build team culture."

Coach Ramirez
Head Football Coach

"The program aligns with what we know about peer influence. It gives student leaders practical tools to reinforce positive norms."

Mr. Patel
Health Educator

"The program gave my students language to talk about safety in ways that feel natural and empowering. They're excited to be part of keeping everyone safe."

Ms. Chen
2nd Grade Teacher

Trusted By Leading Organizations Nationwide

EVENTS

Join us at workshops, webinars, and community events focused on teen driving safety.

April 1, 2026

National Distracted Driving Awareness Month (NDDAM)

Join us in spreading awareness and prevention strategies.

April 5-11, 2026

California Teen Safe Driving Week

A week dedicated to promoting safe driving among California teens.

Memorial – Labor Day

100 Safest Days of Summer

Making summer safer for teen drivers across the nation.

Ongoing

Upcoming Webinars

Professional development and training opportunities.

Ready to Bring These Programs to Your Community?

Join thousands of schools and communities using evidence-based education to save young lives.