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Pampa students launching new driver safety program after survey shows frequency of risky driving behaviors
May 14, 2008
Students at Pampa High School are more likely to drive dangerously than other Texas high school students, even though they are generally more aware of the risks they face behind the wheel. As a result, the school is the first in the Panhandle to launch Teens in the Driver Seat (TDS), the nation’s first peer-to-peer safety program for young drivers. Learn more in the TDS news release and in the survey results below (or in PDF format 
).
Survey Results
- Awareness of Top Driving Risks (comparison)
- Teen Self-Reported Behavior (comparison)
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