 Zero Fatalities is the parent program to Don't Drive Stupid. This program identifies and addresses the top five behaviors that are killing people on Arizona's roads: drowsy driving, distracted driving, impaired driving, aggressive driving, not buckling up. The site is full of educational materials, statistics, and print, radio and TV ads.
 Download the Don't Drive Stupid Poster PDF (808 KB)
 The editors of AutoWeek produced this comprehensive view of teen driving at the request of parents, teachers, and businesses across the state. AutoWeek has made this important special report available to the general public. Download the PDF (3.7 MB)
 NHTSA has info on almost everything traffic-related you can think of. From statistics, to research, to vehicle safety equipment; you're sure to find something that will help save lives, prevent injuries, and reduce vehicle-related crashes.
 AAA Arizona is a leading advocate for teen driving safety and offers a variety of programs to meet the growing needs of Arizona families. The auto club provides a free award-winning 90-minute Dare to Prepare workshop with critical information and tips for parents and their teens during the learning-to drive-process. AAA also inspects and approves highly qualified and successful driving schools into its Approved Driving School Network to help parents seeking on-the-road training for their teenagers.
AAA also launched a teen and parent-focused Web site, www.teensatthewheel.com, with comprehensive information for teen drivers and their parents, including a free StartSmart newsletter with free weekly tips and techniques, to help reduce the risks of teen driving. The Web site also provides information about other tools and educational aids offered by the auto club.
 SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) is the nation's leading youth prevention, education, and activism organization, with nearly 300 chapters of high school and middle school students in Arizona. SADD is youth-led, and the www.sadd.org website is full of valuable traffic safety activities for youth to take on.
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