Oklahoma Challenge Resources
Oklahoma Safe Driving Challenge Rubric Use this rubric to learn how to score points in the Oklahoma Safe Driving Challenge.
Sample Traffic Safety Proclamation Use this as a starting point when you want your town to declare a day, week, or month devoted to traffic safety.
Oklahoma Challenge Interest Form: Complete this form to start the process of hosting an Oklahoma Challenge event at your school, district/regional, or statewide event.
Youth Engagement Guide Vision Zero for Youth” ‘s Youth Engagement guide to involve young people in traffic safety campaigns.
Seat Belt Safety Resources
National Safety Council
Seat belts save lives video
National Safety Council - Seat belts save lives.
Drowsy Driving Resources
NHTSA - Drowsy Driving and Teen Driving (Drowsy Driving) General drowsy driving information, facts, stats, and information specific for teen drowsy driving.
State & National Resources
Graduated Driver's License Program Oklahoma-specific information on driving safely.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) saves lives, prevents injuries, and reduces economic costs associated with road traffic crashes through education, research, safety standards, and enforcement activity.
The National Organization for Youth Safety (NOYS) promotes youth empowerment and leadership to save lives, prevent injuries, and enhance safe and healthy lifestyles among all youth. This organization is directly connected to FCCLA.
National Safety Council Features Great videos for your classroom.
SADD Students Against Destructive Decisions. Create a club, empower teens, engage parents, mobilize communities, and change lives.
Stop Texts, Stop Wrecks Great videos, statistics, and tips to help start a distracted driving awareness campaign.
Traffic Safety Marketing Free campaign material, videos, handouts, posters, and the YOU TEXT, YOU DRIVE, YOU PAY campaign materials. *including Spanish language-based resources.
Resources for Parents
Advancing Alcohol Responsibility Conversations about alcohol happen every day, and a key ingredient should be “responsibility.” That is why we inspire a lifetime of conversations around alcohol responsibility. It’s not a one-time thing. Since parents are the leading influence on their kids’ decision to drink or not to drink, these conversations must happen early and often, starting when your child is in elementary school and continuing through middle school, high school, college, and beyond.
DriveitHOME was designed by and for parents of newly licensed teen drivers; the website offers a variety of helpful resources (Parents are critical) you can use to help your teen get the experience they need behind the wheel to become safer, more experienced drivers.
The Young Driver Research Initiative Download tools tailored to your needs, watch videos and get statistics and facts here.
School/Workplace Resources
Oklahoma Driving Concern Works with Oklahoma employers to promote safe driving practices among their employees, both on and off the job. Download and share this Looping File in your lobbies, break rooms, and other places where you post information on video monitors. Learn answers to these questions (and much, much more). Safety Coach Tailgate Talk cards can be used when teaching safety huddles outside of a traditional classroom setting.
Operation Life Savers gives people the information they need to stay safe around railroad property and rights-of-way. Our programs provide valuable facts about trains, illustrate how drivers can safely navigate highway-rail grade crossings, and reinforce that it's illegal and unsafe to walk on or use railroad tracks for recreation.
The Network for Traffic Safety (NETS) provides resources on Distracted driving, meaningful education, and awareness activities to keep workers safe.
