Presentation Version 2013-14 1.3
Using Tragedy as a Catalyst for Change
Joel Feldman Esq., [email protected]
FCCLA National ConventionSan Antonio, TX, July 8, 2014
Remembering OurLoved Ones
Casey Feldman, 1988 - 2009
Casey Feldman, 21
Casey Feldman, 21
WE HAVE THE POWER TO
choose how we will drive
as passengers to ask our drivers to drive us distraction free
“I am a good driver”
WE KNOW IT’S RISKY, BUT WE STILL DRIVE DISTRACTED—WHY?
“I can multi-task”
“Nothing bad will happen”
“It’s just for a few seconds”
WHEN EXPERIENCING DISTRACTED DRIVING YOU HAVE A CHOICE
Say nothing and hope you and your friend arrive safely
OR
Speak up and share the responsibility with your driver for arriving safely
IT STARTS WITH YOU—CHANGETHE WAY YOU DRIVE
Change the way others drive
Do YOUR part to help End Distracted Driving.
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