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NASCAR Driver David Ragan to Educate Teens on Safe Driving

As a part of AAA Foundation's campaign tomaterials that can help teens master these
reduce vehicle accidents involving teenskills  and  become  safer  drivers  at  "
drivers ages 15 to 20, David Ragan, one of
the youngest drivers in NASCAR is working in"In racing, we rely on trained professionals
conjunction with AAA to educate teen driversto prepare and maintain our vehicles. Teens
about the significance of safe driving asalso need to have their vehicles inspected
well as car maintenance inspection. Duringand maintained by qualified technicians. Many
the 2007 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series lastyoung people start by driving older cars and
February, David Ragan, aged 21 finished thetrucks with a lot of miles on them. They need
race  obtaining  the  5th  spot.to have brakes, steering components and
suspensions checked. Tires, lights, fluid
David Ragan will travel in schools and otherlines and other items that can wear out need
institutions across the United States toattention too. That's something AAA's
speak with youngsters and discuss the safetyApproved Auto Repair program can help them
measures and maintenance check tips for theirwith. By driving for AAA and its 50 million
vehicles. Ragan will also share his safemembers this year - and taking the
driving techniques and demonstrate them. Inopportunities they are providing to speak
fact, Ragan has already visited some highwith teen drivers - I'm hoping I can shorten
schools in Daytona Beach and in Las Vegas andthe learning curve and improve the margin of
performed  some  demo.safety for people not much younger than
myself."  he  continued.
According to David Ragan, driver of the No. 6
AAA Ford Fusion in the 2007 NASCAR NEXTEL CupMeanwhile, according to a research conducted
Series: "I know the challenges young driversby the National Highway Traffic Safety
face. There are a lot of temptations andAdministration (NHTSA), there are mote than
distractions that can cause inexperienced300,000 teens aged 15 to 20 are injured in
drivers to loose focus. Managing the drivingcar crashes every year and nearly 8,000 are
environment and anticipating what can happeninvolved in fatal crashes. NHTSA also said
on the road is as important for teen driversthat more than 3,500 teens are killed in
as it is for professional race car drivers.these car crashes each year. Moreover, NHTSA
Part of the process is being mentallyalso said that young drivers "are more likely
prepared to drive, buckling up and thinkingto speed, run red lights, make illegal turns,
about the conditions under which you will beand die in SUV rollover." Teen drivers should
driving. It also has to do with not allowingget the Jeep Patriot SUV with quality Jeep
your attention to wander from the road,thermostat and Side Occupant Protection
anticipate turns, change lanes or know whenSystem to avoid injuries during rollover
to slow down or speed up. AAA has trainingcrashes.



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