Surviving Driving Keynote
and
Assembly Presentations

Nearly 10,000 teens die in auto accidents yearly. Too often, lack of experience, excessive speeds – even the presence of other passengers – provide the ingredients for a deadly highway cocktail.

As an EMT, Jay Van Zeeland has seen too many automobile accidents involving teens. Taking the lead from the trucking industry’s “How’s My Driving?” programs, Jay started Tell-My-Mom.com as a means of getting information to parents.

As all good instructors know, driver’s education is a partnership between parents and the instructors.

Jay will offer your audience general auto safety tips, plus information on what parents can do to keep their teen drivers safe.
• What driver’s ed classes can’t teach your kids.
• The three most important things parents should stress with their teen drivers.
• Methods for increasing parental involvement in your DE program.

As featured on CNN, the BBC, the LA Times and ABC News Primetime.

For Bookings contact:
Jay S. Van Zeeland, Tell-My-Mom.com
920.662.0638 or jayvz@tell-my-mom.com

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