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Alive at 25

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Description: 

This is a 4-hour defensive driving interactive classroom course that focuses on the unique challenges faced by young adults and newly licensed drivers. This course was developed by the National Safety Council and has a proven track record of effectiveness based on statistical data as well as attendee feedback.  

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This course is complimentary to

 Behind-the-Wheel Training, 

Driver's Education,

New Drivers After 6-Months

Newer Drivers Summers between College

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Driver Education classes presenting and explaining tools for safe driving in all conditions and realistic conversations to have as a responsible passenger to ensure safe driving decisions are made. 

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We currently offer this class via Zoom and at our Hampton location. 

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We welcome holding a class at your location~please call us for details at 314-921-9200.  

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Program Dates and Booking:

2024 Dates: 
Zoom: November 9, December 7. 

2025 Dates: 
In Person: March 29, October 25.
Zoom: January 4, February 1, May31, July 26, August 9, October 18, November 22, December 6. 

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Course Objectives

  • Why drivers under 25 often underestimate risks

  • The effect of inexperience, peer pressure, and distractions such as cell phones and texting

  • sAdopting safe driving behaviors and practices

  • Responsibility of passengers

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Student Materials

Alive at 25 includes a National Safety Council Course Guide and Certificate of Completion. The participant may provide the certificate of completion to their insurance provider, which may result in a reduced premium (check with your insurance provider). 

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DDC Spotlight

Since South Carolina's Alive at 25 programs kicked off in 2007, that state's death toll among drivers 15-24 has dropped 47%. 
The most influential feedback originates from our Alive at 25 students stating 98% would change their driving behavior after taking the course. Alive at 25 educate our young adults in the community empowering them to make good driving decisions and create a positive connection between law enforcement and the students.

The Safety Council of Greater St. Louis aims to replicate this success in the Greater St. Louis area by working in conjunction with area high schools and corporations to bring this nationally recognized program to our young adults. 

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