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Getting behind the wheel of a car or truck or any motor vehicle should never be taken for granted. As the driver — you have a responsibility to yourself, your passengers, other drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists.

Pink Tree Updates

Sea Isle City Dedicates Pink Remembrance Tree on May 1, 2010

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Making Better Choices

I won’t step on the gas when the light turns yellow. I will pull over and study the map instead of trying to read the map in traffic.
As a passenger, I won’t distract my friend who is driving. I won’t get in a car when I know my friends drink and drive.
won’t multi-task while driving. I won’t look for and change CDs, won’t try to drink a latte or put on lipstick and drive at the same time.
I will obey the speed limits. I will stop at crosswalks while people are crossing. I will be especially cautious in a school zone.
I won’t send or respond to a text message while driving. I won’t hold my cell phone in one hand and drive with the other.