To kick off National Teen Driver Safety Week, Honda has launched a $2 million initiative to help cut back on nearly one-third of annual traffic fatalities.
As the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration kicks off National Teen Driver Safety Week, Honda has announced an extension to their"Safety For Everyone" initiative with a multi-pronged effort for young drivers.
"Too many young drivers die in preventable crashes every year, devastating families and communities across the U.S., and Honda continues to explore new ways to avert these tragedies," said Bryan Hourt, chief engineer and leader of the Honda safety strategy team in North America.Honda Promises New Safety Technology Coming by Decade's End
The greatest dangers for teen drivers are alcohol, inconsistent or no seat belt use, distracted and drowsy driving, speeding and too many passengers. National Teen Driver Safety week was created to promote conversations with young drivers and their parents about important rules they need to follow to stay safe behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.
New, complementary driver safety education resources for parents and teens also are available on Honda's consumer website. They can be used to better prepare teens and their parents to be safer drivers.
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