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How to reduce this terrible toll? One thing parents and young drivers can do is get into a 4-H Automotive Safety program. Nearly 57,000 girls and boys are enrolled. Parents help by volunteering as project leaders.
This program supplements driver education in school and other driver training efforts. Its primary purpose is to develop the right attitude toward safe driving. In so doing, youngsters learn what makes an auto “go” and how the “go” can be safely maintained.
The Cooperative Extension Service supervises 4-H Clubs and projects, promotes community auto safety campaigns and helps to prepare the pre-driver for a driver’s license. Parents, traffic officers, safety and highway engineers, and auto dealers help this all-out 4-H effort.
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