Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Day

May 1st is action day to make the roads safer for drivers, pedestrians, passengers, cyclists and children playing in the vicinity. Do you commit to practicing safe driving behaviors 24 hours a day? Of course, let try to practice them whenever you get behind the wheel.

On average, every day in the US, more than 100 relatives die in traffic accidents. Today is your chance to make a difference by helping to prevent these deaths. Get involved in your community and help save lives by starting the drive 25 campaign to keep kids alive in your own neighborhood. The 13th Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Day will be held on May 1st, 2019. It's not too early to come up with a plan to help kids continue to live the drive 25 message in your community and begin to mobilize and get involved such as neighborhoods, schools, businesses, civic organizations as well as city leaders. Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Day is also a great time to kick-start or re-energizes your road safety efforts. All the information for us to get more knowledge for being started can be searched through kkad25 start up. The first 10 communities with an action plan to keep kids driving alive for 25 days will receive a free set of key chains, bumper stickers, and starter brochures. Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Day on May 1st is a beginning for National Youth Traffic Safety Month. It is a civic group that encourages and spreads to all members of the community including neighbors, law enforcement officials, schools, businesses and civic organizations to help create children safer roads for everyone, especially children. Doing this helps kids who survive the 25-day drive begin a safe journey into graduating classes and into the summer, and the rest of your life. Remember, the goal is "no deaths, no injuries." These are the only acceptable goals. Let do our part well by showing your manners on the road.