CHP Teams With Fremont School For Anti-Texting Campaign

Posted on November 25, 2013

A public service announcement seeks to get teenagers in the state of California to put down their phones while at the wheel of a vehicle, but what distinguishes this particular campaign from others is the unique partnership that made it possible.  The PSA resulted from the combined efforts of the Fremont-based California School for the Deaf and the California Highway Patrol.  After discussing with the CHP their views on texting and driving, the school students put together and filmed a script that highlights the importance of refraining from texting while at the wheel of a vehicle.  A spokesperson for the school said that texting has become a normal part of life for today’s teenagers.  Hopefully, efforts like this can ensure that part of life doesn’t extend to the driver’s seat.

Follow this link for more about the campaign.

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