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 \n■ Tor F?Peers have the greatest influence on teen driving behaviors  \n■ Tor F?The brain matures by age 25  \n■ T or F?The family car is the safest car for teens to drive  \n■ T or F?A friend who has had only one drink is a safe choice for adesignated driver  \n■ Tor F?Driving curfew is from midnight until 4 a.m.  \n■ Tor F?Virginia law allows drivers,age seventeen(17),to have three(3)passengers in the car  \n■ T or F?Drivers under the age of 18 may use a cell phone bcannot textmessage while driving a vehicle  \n■ T or F?The safest position to place your hands on the steering wheel for  \nmost driving situations is 9 &3o'clock  \n# Meeting Protocols\n\n100  \nThe doors will close promptly at the start of the presentationAnyone leaving early will not receive credit for attending thepresentation  \nReminders:  \n■ Turn off all cell phones and electronic devices  \nBegin filling the auditorium from the front  \n■ Parents and students MUST sit together  \n■ Complete the registration card in your packet  \n■ The registration card will be collected at the end of thepresentation  \n# Partners for Safe Teen Driving\n\n“Parents Are Key”  \nwww.Noghsoochqgundydlhnlfor tecns who hne rcnte parents are the tinae s mile nbWASHINGTON,D.C.Theh      Itire thcir driversli mthority whenit omst.JonuslNational Highwn.Traffjc20200103  \nVIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OFEDUCATION  \n# Presentation Goals/Topics\n\nThe Teenage Brain  \n■Teen Driving Risks  \nGraduated Licensing Laws in Virginia  \nDriver Education  \n■ Interacting with Law Enforcement  \nParents Matter!  \nParent/Teen Driving Contract  \n# Parents Matter!\n\nWhile driving skillsare important,theydo not reduce riskydriving behaviors  \nChildren's Hospital of Philadelphia  \n# Good Equals Safe?\n\n■ Adult view:Safe driving =Good driving  \n■ Teens view:Good driving =Skilled drivingbut not necessarily safe driving  \nTeen perspective:  \n“Driving dangerously shows that I'm a  \nskilled driver”  \n# Teen Driver Risks\n\n■  \nInexperience/lmmaturity  \n# Thrill Seeking\n\nTeenaged Passengers  \nMultitasking  \nNot Using Seat Belts  \n# Teen Driver Risks(cont.)\n\nNighttime DrivingYou can't hide drivingunder the influenceLack of Parentalof cannabis.  \nDrug Recognition Expertsare trained to spot the signs.ManagementDRUGGED DRIVINGIS IMPAIRED DRIVING..Vehicle TypeAlcohol,Marijuana and Other Drugs  \nTrue or False? 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