Twenty-one schools on four islands participated in “Stop If You Love Me” Week during the week of February 15-19. The student-led campaign encourages drivers and passengers to eliminate dangerous behaviors while in their vehicles, including cell phone use, texting, driving intoxicated, road rage and speeding, lack of seatbelt use, and distractions by passengers.
When it comes to driving with Aloha, we can all do our part.
There has been too many close calls at this traffic hot spot, so let’s join in to prevent an accident before it happens!
This week is all about safe driving and reducing risky behaviors.
The Department of Education is once again holding its “Stop If You Love Me” student traffic safety week.
August is designated as Drive Aloha Month with public/private school and university students returning to class mid-August.
With the end of the school year and start of summer, this is the opportune time to take the family on a nice drive around the island and enjoy the outdoors.
Despite fewer motorists being on the road during this stay-at-home pandemic, a recent survey found that more motorists are drinking and driving.
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