Safety Day
This can be a small event or large. We can come out in person and bring our simulators or we can do a virtual as just a guest speaker.
The simulators we use are the Rollover and/or DUI Experience.
We can do a short event over lunchtime, during a class time, half a day or a whole day event. Whatever time frame you have we can make it work.
The attached file breaks down a step by step process to plan the best event you can, depending on your needs.
This activity allows you to tailor your event to any traffic safety topic and any timeframe.
It is totally FREE! And we can come out to any location in the state.
Is This Activity Online, In-person, or both: Both
Category: Free
Point Value: 600
Submission Instructions: To get your points
Complete the activity as described above.
Take photos/video of students participating in the activity.
Click "Submit Points."
Fill out the online submission COMPLETELY
Enter the name and email of the submitter
Upload your photos/video and a brief description of the activity (including the date of completion and any people pictured in the photo).
Schools must take new photos with and submit these pictures to earn points again for the current year.
We will be updating the Leaderboard weekly. Please have patience if your points do not show immediately.
Share photos and videos to school social media sites and tag Oklahoma Challenge and sponsoring safety organization.
Facebook #okchallenge or @OKChallengeDistractedDriving and @OCSO911 or @OklahomaHighwaySafety or @OklahomaHighwayPatrol
Twitter @OK_Challenge or #okchallenge and @OkCountySheriff or @OKHighwaySafety or @OHPDPS
Instagram @oklahomachallenge or #okchallenge
YouTube @okcountysheriff911
About/Contact Information:
Contact Name: Christy Yokley
Email: christy.yokley@oklahomacounty.org
Phone: (405) 650-3264
Organization: Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office/Oklahoma Highway Safety Office
About Your Organization: The vision of the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OHSO) is to establish and maintain safe roadways for everyone.
The majority of motor vehicle fatalities in Oklahoma are the result of driver behavior. Impaired driving, speeding, distracted driving and failure to wear a seat belt are behaviors that can be changed through awareness, education and strict enforcement of traffic safety laws.
The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office coordinates a statewide behavioral highway safety program by making federal funds from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) available to state and local entities. These dollars fund programs that help these groups enforce traffic laws, educate the public in traffic safety, and provide varied and effective means of reducing fatalities, injuries and economic losses from crashes.
Organization Website: http://ohso.ok.gov/