Partnerships
A Thank you to everyone who works towards making our roadways and communities safer.
We are dedicated to helping you by providing resources available to you in this fight.
Partnership with VTTI
The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) conducts research to save lives, time, and money and protect the environment. As one of seven premier research institutes created by Virginia Tech to answer national challenges, VTTI is continually advancing transportation through innovation and has affected public policy on national and international levels.
Chesapeake Region Safety Council (CRSC)
Established in 1923, a private, non-profit, non-governmental public service organization whose mission is to provide the safety training and education that will reduce disabling injuries and save lives.
YOVASO
Speaking Out and Saving Lives
Youth of Virginia Speak Out is a statewide, peer-to-peer education and leadership program that empowers teenagers to work towards the prevention of their number one health concern – motor vehicle crashes. YOVASO youth lead change for young driver and passenger safety.
Project IMPACT
Project IMPACT strives to reduce and prevent unintentional injuries through a student-targeted injury and violence prevention program that provides education and awareness about the realities of trauma.
A collaborative multidisciplinary team presents information about high risk behaviors associated with trauma and describe their respective roles in trauma response. Students engage in trauma simulations and mock scenarios. Local Fire & EMS demonstrate a vehicle extrication. Students participate in a panel discussion with a team of medical providers, law enforcement officers, and first responders.
Presenting Zutobi Drivers Ed and OtoZen
the dynamic duo engineered to tackle the grim realities that claim too many young lives in deadly car accidents every day:
Distracted driving
Drunk Driving
Speeding
Impaired driving
Zutobi gears up teens with top-notch permit test prep and professional videos that present and teach crucial maneuvers. Post-licensing, OtoZen kicks in, honing real-world skills for freedom, responsibility, and, above all, safety. And here's the game-changer – active parental involvement for ultimate peace of mind.
Safety isn't just a privilege; it's a responsibility we mold young drivers to embrace. Join us in steering a safer future – one driver at a time!
Revolutionize safety with Zutobi and OtoZen today!
Drivers Ed: $30 for 3 months usage, which is a 33% discount.
OtoZen provides a paid version which gives user a 10% discount off of the $99 yearly plan or $9.99 monthly plan: https://partners.drivecom.store/otozen
Zutobi Drivers Ed
Your complete DMV Prep resource and extensive video library - including a summarized handbook, all the practice tests you need, exam simulator, and professional videos describing dozens of common driving scenarios, including parallel parking, driving in a rotary, entering and exiting freeways and much more! Rest assured, all of our courses are state-specific.
OtoZen
Experience the power of OtoZen, your ultimate driving assistant. With cutting-edge location sharing and driving safety features, OtoZen ensures your peace of mind on the road. Stay connected, protect your loved ones, and effortlessly share locations with OtoZen by your side. It's the perfect companion for a safer and more connected driving experience.
100 Safest Days of Summer -Coalition Member
For the first time, a dynamic group of nonprofits wants to drive attention to how everyone can encourage teen and parents to make the period from Memorial Day through Labor Day, what's traditionally known as the "100 Deadliest Days," into the "100 Safest Days." The initiative emphasizes the critical role parents play, as they are the number one influencer of their teens' driving attitudes and behaviors. By changing the culture and activating parents, this effort aims to significantly reduce the number of teen driving crashes and fatalities.
The Courage to Intervene promise is:
"I will stop my friends and loved ones from driving buzzed, drunk, or drugged.
I will not ride with them if they are under any kind of influence and will encourage others to do the same.
I will stop my friends from using their cell phones while driving.
I will not risk my life to keep others from killing themselves or someone else.
I will have the Courage to Intervene
Because I care . . ."