Welcome to the Drive Alive Web site. This site is for parents, teens and businesses in Allen County, Indiana. The site has information that can help parents prepare teen drivers for the road ahead. The goal is to reduce teen deaths on local roads!

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 In Tribute

Drive Alive co-founder

Ralph Taylor

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Drive Alive Challenge

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The Drive Alive Challenge is sponsored by

Drive Alive Ralph Taylor Memorial Scholarship

for Drivers Education

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Who Drives Worse:
Girls or Boys?

A survey reported in The Wall Street Journal May 5, 2010 shows that
48% of girls drive 10 mph over the limit, compared to 36% of boys. And girls are also more likely than boys to drive while using a cellphone or texting!

Surprised? So were we!
Parents, talk with your teens about safe driving!

Every year 3,500 teens

go for a drive and never

make it home

In 2008, about 3,500 teens - ages 15 to 19 - in the United States were killed in car crashes
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: www.cdc.gov/MotorVehicleSafety/Teen_Drivers/teendrivers_factsheet.html