-Behind the Wheel- SurvivetheDrive®

A multi-media presentation A hands-on defensive driver Be a CHAMPION focusing on the detrimental training course demonstrating in your community! Adopt activity of texting, speeding, crash avoidance maneuvers, Survive the Drive as a charity for drinking, phoning and any skid capability, vehicle control, your events. Donations will help other activities that impair braking techniques and new car bring driver safety programs to driver consciousness. autonomous technologies. high schools and communities. The longest running multi-media program of its kind; 1,500+ presentations, 19+ years, 600+ venues, 130,000+ students It only takes a second to make a fatal mistake when you are behind the wheel of a 3600 pound car.

For most people, driving is their most hazardous daily activity, and, seldom recognized, car crashes are the leading cause of violence in most communities. Teens are our most vulnerable drivers. We educate students, face-to-face to help them understand the responsibilities that go along with using a set of car keys.

SurvivetheDrive®, is an independent, not-for-profit, service. It is an evidence-based, driver crash-preventive educational program focusing on new drivers’ ‘Automotive Violence Prevention’. -Behind the Wheel-

Teen friendly, comprehensive and cost effective Defensive Driver Education.

Survive the Drive has created a safety program based on information and experience gathered by their professional staff and Board of Directors, each offering decades of service, education and experience in driver training, transportation safety and auto racing instruction. The organization’s program is designed to educate novice drivers through the use of a multi-media presentation and a hands-on defensive driver training course. The hands-on defensive driver training course was developed to demonstrate crash avoidance maneuvers, skid capability, vehicle control, braking exercises and new car autonomous technologies. YOUR BUSINESS WILL BE IN THE COMMUNITY Donations from businesses, clubs, SPOTLIGHT organizations and individuals help Survive the Drive (a non-profit 501(c)3 organization) raise awareness of distracted driver injuries and fatalities in our communities. Through our fund raising efforts, Survive the Drive is able to offer our Teen Driver Safety presentations to high schools and community groups, and our Behind the Wheel defensive driver training course to individuals, parents and teens.

Bob Green - President and Executive Director of SurvivetheDrive®

Professional Driving Enthusiast, Automotive Training and Traffic Safety Specialist, Motor Sports and Automobile Race Driving Instructor, Automotive Event Coordinator.

Presenter  National Organization for Youth Safety (NOYS)  American Driver and Traffic Safety Educational Association (ADTSEA).  Society of Automotive Engineers,  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)  International Symposium on Automotive Technology and Automation (ISATA, Vienna, Austria).  National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),  DMV Committee on Teen Safe Driving. CT

Employment  Driver of the safety/pace car for all the major events at .  Master instructor for the Skip Barber Racing School  “Ride and Drive” programs - team leader, event coordinator for manufacturer-sponsored driving events. Survive the Drive’s Continuous Media Efforts: Press Releases, PSA’s and local interviews

WAPJ The Survive the Drive team comes with hefty knowledge and experience which has been called upon by;

American Driver and Traffic Safety Educational Association (ADTSEA), Society of Automotive Engineers, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), International Symposium on Automotive Technology and Automation (ISATA), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), “Graduated Driver Licensing”, “Teen Driving Safety Summit”, SAE Technical Conference, International auto tec