Temecula Valley Driving School

Keep your keys out of the hands of thieves.

💡 Park in well-lit areas.
🔒 Close and lock all windows and doors.
👜 Put away your valuables.
🔑 Do not leave your keys behind.

Protect your ride.

If you have to drive in severe weather, be prepared: https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/driving-in-severe-weather

In 2020, speed was a factor in 31% of fatal crashes involving teen drivers. Parents - be a good role model for your and don’t speed. For teen driver safety tips, visit NHTSA.gov/TeenDriving

Tell your friends, neighbors, family, everyone:
🐢 Slow down
📵 Don’t drive distracted
❌🍺 Drive sober
🚗 Buckle up

🟡 Yellow lights 🟡 on a school bus indicate the bus is preparing to stop. 🛑 If you’re driving, slow down, stay alert and watch out for children 🧒 🧒.

This Pedestrian Safety Month, take a moment to RETHINK how you are driving. Behind the wheel, are you:
🚗 Alert and focused?
🚗 Looking out for people walking?
🚗 Obeying all posted signs and speed limits?
Get more information on safe driving at NHTSA.gov.

Safety is non-negotiable.

Is that text worth a life?

Crashes involving pedestrians happen every day. Keep your friends, neighbors, and family safe – if you’re behind the wheel, look out for pedestrians.

Keep kids safe. When you’re backing up in your vehicle, always:
🚶 Walk around your vehicle and the check the area.
🚗 Roll down your windows so you’ll be able to hear what’s happening outside.
🚗 Actively check your mirrors when backing up.
Learn more at NHTSA.gov/ChildSafety

Spoiler – You can’t.

School is back in session, and that means busy schedules for teens. Make sure your is getting enough sleep so they stay safe behind the wheel. Drowsy driving is dangerous driving.