Results tagged “Drive Safe PA,” from Road Runner

PennDOT has a new traffic safety web site that offers information and tips on aggressive driving, school bus safety and other issues.

It's part of PennDOT's new highway safety campaign, Drive Safe PA, which aims to save at least 100 or more lives on state highways each year, according to a news release.

You can check it out by clicking here.

Radio listeners across the state will hear safe driving advice from high school students this month in recognition of National Youth Traffic Safety Month, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

A group of Central York High School students recently won PennDOT's "Drive Safe PA" contest with their public service announcement.

The students who created it are: Courtney Peterson, Madison McSherry, Emily Schaeffer, Natasha Stanley and Jen Mills.

You can listen to their winning entry and others from across the state on PennDOT's web site by clicking here.

Congratulations to a group of Central York High School students that won the "Drive Safe PA" radio contest.

The students who submitted the winning entry are: Courtney Peterson, Madison McSherry, Emily Schaeffer, Natasha Stanley and Jen Mills.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation introduced the "Drive Safe PA" contest in February, asking high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to create a 30-second radio public service announcement focused on aggressive driving, buckling up or driving under the influence.

PennDOT selected a winner from each of its 11 engineering districts. York County is in District 8, which includes Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon and Perry counties.

The winning students will be invited to Harrisburg this month to have their entries professionally recorded. The announcements will be distributed to local radio stations in May as part of National Youth Traffic Safety month.