Stay in the Game helps young people recognize how everyday choices can affect not only themselves, but everyone who shares the roadway.
Through interactive education and real-world scenarios, participants examine reckless and distracted driving behaviors, including moments of inattention, speeding, peer influence, and other choices that reduce judgment and reaction time.
The evidence-based program reinforces that safety is a team effort. By building decision-making skills, strengthening peer support, and encouraging participants to speak up when situations feel unsafe, Stay in the Game promotes shared roadway responsibility and safer behaviors that protect teammates, passengers, and others along the way.
Conner was a kind, positive high school junior whose passion for soccer made him a natural leader and supportive teammate. His life was cut short after he chose to ride with a driver known to be unsafe, who entered a curve too fast and crashed. Conner’s story reminds us that looking out for one another extends beyond the field: know who is driving, trust your instincts, and speak up or refuse the ride when something feels unsafe.


