Eyes Forward Safe Driving in Minnesota

  • Students Bring Texting and Driving Dangers to Life

    Maple, WI (Northland's NewsCenter) - While the federal government continues to push for restrictions on texting and driving, teens as well as adults continue to take their eyes off the road...a decision that can turn tragic in a matter of seconds.

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  • Hermantown Student's Video Aims To Keep Eyes Forward

    Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- Texting and driving just don't mix. It's a continuation of the "Eyes Forward" campaign. In the video, the students relay the grim statistics and dangers of texting while driving.

  • Teens Encourage Others to Sign Pledge Against Distracted Driving

    (Proctor, MN)-- Northland's NewsCenter- About a month ago local high school students got together and vowed not to drive while distracted. Now they're encouraging their classmates, teachers, and members of the community to do the same.

  • Distracted Driving Demos Keep Greenway Student Eyes Forward

    COLERAINE, MN (Northland's NewsCenter)---It's the number one cause of death in youth.

  • Local Teens Vow Not to Text and Drive

    (Duluth, MN)- Northland's Newscenter-- Teenagers from multiple area high schools are coming together to encourage their peers to put the brake on distracted driving.

  • : fwd Wristbands Are Flashy Reminders to Use Safe Driving Habits

    The Eyes Forward Safe Driving Campaign is offering a flashy : fwd wristband to the first ten thousand people that pledge not to text and drive in the Northland. Many of the chartreuse wristbands will be handed out at area high school pledge drives. Or, beginning September 28th, you can pick up yours at one of five area Papa Murphy’s while supplies last.

  • Eyes Forward Pledge Drives Encourage Safe Driving Habits

    The Eyes Forward Safe Driving Campaign has a particular focus on Northland area youth, with the idea that reaching teens while they are just beginning to drive we are able to encourage

  • October 16th-22nd is National Teen Driver Safety Week

    National Teen Driver Safety Week is an opportunity for parents to take practical steps to reduce teen driver crashes, the leading cause of teen deaths. Every year, drivers under

  • Traffic Crashes are the Leading Cause of Death of Teenagers

    Traffic crashes cause an average of 43 teen deaths in Minnesota each year, making them the number one cause of death among 15-17 year olds, according to the Minnesota Department of Health Center of Health Statistics.

  • 10 Tips to Help You Keep Your Eyes Forward

    Follow these 10 tips to be a safe driver and stop texting and driving.

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