TCC Traffic Safety Fair

TCC Traffic Safety Fair

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TCC Traffic Safety is a community whose goal is to promote safe driving.

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TCC's Traffic Safety Fair offers primer on preventing tragedy |Street Scene 14/04/2019

Come out and meet retired Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Philip Stuart, who will be there with one of IMPAACT's crashed cars. There will also be free food, music and games. Thursday, April 18. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

https://www.tallahassee.com/story/life/2019/04/13/tccs-traffic-safety-fair-offers-primer-preventing-tragedy/3433805002/?fbclid=IwAR3QbaJcyIT5GACfv-D3Xanoqg62jPyDPMRIafxpknOceWr7uKYgO-zmXgI

TCC's Traffic Safety Fair offers primer on preventing tragedy |Street Scene This student safety project is another of Tallahassee’s first rate programs to bring attention to the many ways we can avoid tragedy while driving.

TCC Traffic Safety - Table Discussion 12/04/2019

Several traffic safety experts conducted a table discussion with about 35 TCC students. TPD Officer Allan Morris, TCC Chief Greg Gibson, MADD's Claudia Machado and Melissa Branca, from SADD and the Florida Teen Safe Driving Coalition.

11/04/2019

Demetrius Branca talks about the dangers of distracted driving in this short video. Demetrius' son Anthony was killed by a distracted driver in 2014.

09/04/2019

David Aldridge is a former longtime law enforcement officer. David, who now works as a driving instructor for the American Safety Institute, offers an important driving tip in this short video.

09/04/2019

Tallahassee Community College TCC students Javari Brown, Jeremiah Brown and Gabe McClellan created this music video to warn their fellow students about the dangers of distracted driving. Come out to TCC's traffic safety fair on Thursday, April 18. 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

07/04/2019

Tallahassee Community College TCC Alumni & Friends Association Alumni Coordinator Ysonde Jensen wants all students to come out to the April 18 traffic safety fair to learn how to keep themselves and others safe on the road.

Grant: Florida must take steps to deter distracted driving 04/04/2019

TCC Assistant Professor of Journalism Reggie Grant wrote this about why he thought Florida legislators should pass a tougher distracted driving law. That was two years ago. No new law yet. How many more Floridians need to die before we can make this happen?
https://www.tallahassee.com/story/opinion/2017/06/06/grant-florida-must-take-steps-deter-distracted-driving/373215001/

Grant: Florida must take steps to deter distracted driving Should the government have the authority to control what we do in our cars?

03/04/2019

Demetrius Branca tells the story of Argos, his son Anthony's dog. Anthony was killed by a distracted driver in November 2014. His story illustrates the fact that distracted driving has far reaching consequences. Make the right choice and put your phone down when driving. Nothing on your phone is more important that someone's life.

03/04/2019

Tallahassee Community College Alumni & Friends Association Alumni Coordinator Ysonde Jensen provides some safe driving tips.

03/04/2019

Tallahassee Community College Alumni & Friends Association Alumni Coordinator Ysonde Jensen provides some safe driving tips.

01/04/2019

American Safety Institute Driving Instructor John Kellerman suggests using the three-second rule. What is it? Watch our short video to find out. It could help prevent you getting in an accident. ASI is a proud sponsor of the TCC Traffic Safety Fair that will be held from 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, on TCC's campus.

Timeline photos 27/03/2019

In 2015, 551 non-occupants (pedestrians, bicyclists, and others) were killed in distraction-related crashes. (NHTSA)

25/03/2019

TCC student Carey Carpenter served 2 tours in Iraq during which he was shot at every day. Yet, 2 yrs of intense combat did little to prepare him for the carnage caused by a distracted driving related crash he witnessed in 2015.

Timeline photos 25/03/2019

Globally, road traffic crashes are predicted to become the fifth leading cause of death by 2030. (Association for Safe International Road Travel)

Timeline photos 24/03/2019

Driver distraction is responsible for more than 58 percent of teen crashes. (AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety)

Timeline photos 23/03/2019

In 2017, a person died every 48 minutes in drunk driving related crashes. (Source: NHTSA)

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