Traffic Safety Fair Exhibitors
LEARNING STATIONS – OUTSIDE CAFETERIA
Cannabis Goggles (Moanalua High School) – Table 17
Driving under the influence of illegal substances or prescription drugs put the lives of the driver and others in danger. Try on the goggles and learn how the substances affect you.
Alcohol Impairment Goggles (Farrington High School) – Table 18
Driving under the influence of alcohol put the lives of the driver and others in danger. Try on the goggles and learn how alcohol affects you.
Sleep Deprivation Experience (Farrington High School) – Table 19
Drowsy drivers are just as dangerous as alcohol-impaired drivers, causing thousands of crashes on our highways. What does fatigue feel like when driving due to lack of sleep? Experience it with this teaching tool on sleep impairment.
Brain Concussion Goggles (Aiea High School) – Table 20
The concussion goggle helps participants understand the potentially debilitating effects of a concussion. Students will experience a concussion’s effects on balance and coordination as they try to walk in a straight line. They also will see how brain injury can impact memory and concentration.
Lex Brodie’s Tire, Brake & Service Company – Table 26
Learn how to perform tire maintenance by checking the tire pressure with a tire pressure gauge, and tread depth using the Penny Test, and determining the condition of the tires. The student will understand how to care for tires, and determine if they need new tires and buy the correct tires.
Vehicle Scavenger Hunt – Table 28 (Outside)
Do you know the different parts of a vehicle? Test your knowledge by taking a quiz.
EXHIBITORS – INSIDE CAFETERIA
Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition – Table 1
Partners from the Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition (Kapiolani Medical Center, The Queens Medical Center, and the Department of Health Neurotrauma Services) will be on hand to provide free educational materials on proper safety precautions for young children, distracted driving prevention, and avoiding traumatic brain injuries. There will also be Stop The Bleed training.
Hawaii Concussion Management Program – Table 2
Hawaii Concussion Awareness and Management Program is dedicated to educating the physically active community in the State of Hawaii about concussions. Driving during concussion recovery is hazardous, as it can impair normal driving behavior and slow reaction times.
Queen’s Medical Center – Table 3
The Queen’s Medical Center (QMC) Trauma Service offers educational activities that explore the mechanisms of injury commonly seen. QMC will provide instruction on how to stop the bleed when life-threatening bleeding is present and will also provide education on impaired driving and pedestrian safety.
Department of Health Neurotrauma Program – Table 4
The DOH Neurotrauma Program is a local informational resource for traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and stroke. As most of these injuries are preventable, The DOH Neurotrauma Program offers tips on staying healthy to avoid experiencing one of these life-changing injuries.
Moms Demand Action / Be SMART- Table 5
Secure firearm storage in vehicles saves lives. Be SMART provides educational materials for families on how to help keep kids and adolescents safe via secure firearms storage, including information about secure storage options for vehicles.
Legacy of Life – Table 6
The mission of Legacy of Life Hawai’i is to save and enhance lives through recovering organs and tissue for transplant; encourage organ donation through community outreach and education; and honor and support organ donors and their families.
DTS & Walk Wise Hawaii- Table 7
Walk Wise Hawaii is a Hawaii Department of Transportation program that partners with the Honolulu Department of Transportation Services and the Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children, to educate the public about safe walking and driving for pedestrians.
Hawaii Bicycling League – Table 8
The Hawai‘i Bicycling League’s mission is to inspire more people to bicycle for health, recreation, and transportation through advocacy, education, and events. The league has built a strong, statewide community dedicated to transforming Hawai‘i’s streets, paths, and trails. It continues to champion safer streets for all, educate riders from keiki to kūpuna, and promote riding with aloha. Learn the rules of the road for bicyclists, understand how Honolulu’s Bike Lane system works, and recognize the importance of helmet use for safe cycling.
MADD Hawaii – Table 9
What can you do to protect yourself and your friends from the tragic consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs? Learn some simple strategies on How to Get Home Safe. Together with your friends Take the Pledge; decide together not to drink or use marijuana underage. And for parents and other adults? Visit our table for some tips on how to talk about underage drinking and drugging with youth today.
State of Hawaii Department of Health Tobacco Prevention and Control – Table 10
State of Hawaii Department of Health Tobacco Prevention and Control will showcase the Escape the Vape educational campaign, aimed at preventing teen vaping, along with the My Life, My Quit program, a Quitline designed specifically to help teens quit vaping, tobacco, and nicotine.
TyREDD – Sleep Deprivation – Table 11
What are the risks of teens and sleep deprivation? What can you do to prevent drowsy driving? Learn how sleep affects performance and the dangers of drowsy driving.
Operation LifeSavers Utah – Table 12
Get preventive education and information on railroad safety and injury prevention dedicated to ending tragic collisions, fatalities, and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and railroad property.
DOE OCID Health Sexual Violence Prevention – Table 13
The Hawaiʻi Department of Education’s Sexual Violence Prevention (SVP) program provides valuable information on body safety, healthy relationships, and accessible resources. Stop by to learn more about how we can empower students with knowledge and skills to promote safety, respect, and well-being in our communities.
DOE OSSS – Here to Help Initiative – Table 14
The Hawai‘i Department of Education’s Here to Help initiative connects students, families, and educators with essential resources such as mental health counseling, student wellness programs, and interventions for youth. This initiative ensures that every student, regardless of background or challenges, has access to the support they need to thrive in their school and beyond.
Department of Health – Project LAUNCH – Table 15
Hawaiʻi Department of Health’s Project LAUNCH aims to strengthen the capacity of adults in young children’s lives to promote healthy social-emotional development, prevent mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders, and identify and address behavioral concerns early—before they develop into serious emotional disturbances. Through a coordinated and comprehensive approach, Project LAUNCH enhances Hawaiʻi’s ability to support young child wellness effectively.
Traffic Safety Quiz – Seat Belts & Alcohol Knowledge – Table 16
Clear up some common myths about seat belts—and help others stay safe by sharing what you discover.
Find out how much you really know about alcohol impairment by taking a short quiz.
Germaine’s Luau – Project Graduation – Table 21
If you think Germaine’s only does Luaus … THINK AGAIN!!
Let YOUR GRADUATION set the pace for this great idea by choosing to do something major & different! Celebrate your graduation on the beach at Germaine’s “ALL-NIGHT GRAD BEACH PARTY!”
Dave & Buster’s – Project Graduation – Table 22
Dave & Buster’s is the perfect environment for your Project Graduation with over 45,000 sq ft of food and fun to entertain your students in a secure and locked in environment! We offer packages specifically designed for Project Graduations.
City & County of Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles – Table 23
The City and County of Honolulu’s DMV will answer questions about the new online permit test and obtaining a driver’s license.
Do You Know your Road Signs? – Table 24
Ever wonder what all those traffic signs really mean? Test your knowledge and see how many you can recognize at this traffic booth.
DTRIC Insurance – Table 27
Drop off your completed passport at the DTRIC Insurance table to receive special Operation Driver Excellence gifts, as well as take the Drive Aloha pledge and improve your knowledge on things to do when you’re in an accident.