Toyota and Discovery Education Work Together for the Safety of your Teenager

December 27th, 2010 by

This may come as a total shock to all of you who are parents to a special teenager.  However, it is necessary, as we, at Schaumburg Toyota, your concerned Roselle Toyota dealer, have come across some information that is vital to your teenager’s safety.  Did you know that motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers in the U.S?  According to some startling statistics, it is estimated that between 5,000 and 7,500 teenagers are killed as a direct result from vehicle crashes in the United States each year.

That is why Toyota and Discovery Education have begun a partnership that gave rise to a wonderful tool that parents, educators, and teenagers themselves could use to reduce this atrociously high number of avoidable teen casualties.  By simply clicking on the provided link, http://toyotateendriver.discoveryeducation.com/, you will automatically be taken to the Toyota Teen Driver website where you can begin the journey in making teen driving safe.

For Concerned Educators

Teachers, like parents, love and care for their students.  They would do anything to ensure their safety in and out of the classroom.  Using the web site above, teachers now have access to a multitude of lessons that focus on safe and defensive teen driving.  In addition, there are several take-home activities that can be printed out for students to work on in order to improve their driving habits in the comfort of their own home.

For Anxious Parents

While providing your teen with a secure mode of transportation to drive around in quiet suburbs such as Roselle, Camry vehicles are some of the safest choices in town.  However, your teens often face a myriad of distractions that you as parents need to address in order to ensure a driving experience that is safe and sound.  On the website, caring parents can find several pointers on how to model exemplary driving habits that your teen will learn from and later on emulate in their own lives.  You will also find several pointers on how to be a fantastic driving coach for your teen and what kinds of consequences should be set in place when valuable life saving rules are broken by your teen.

For Excited Teen Drivers

You can practice your driving skills with the interactive game Heads Up, where you will face everyday distractions and any consequences of your actions.  Test your driving IQ by taking a short quiz and learn how to deal with the everyday peer pressures you may face while driving by making decisions that will free you from any dangers on the road.