This is Emma. She lost her brother, Eli, after he was hit by a drunk driver while riding his bike. If that driver had decided not to drive drunk, she would still have her brother. Emma’s sharing her story to remind everyone to drive sober and alert, always.
Every distracted driving crash is completely preventable.
In 2016, BaiLee lost her life in an auto-pedestrian crash. Out of the three drivers involved in this situation, two of them were distracted. Her mother Kristina is bravely sharing her story so no other family has to endure this lifelong pain.
When you get behind the wheel, nothing is more important than the road in front of you. Put the distractions away, and drive focused.
Things that just make sense at a UTA railroad crossing.
These safety signs and signals are here for a reason: to keep you and others safe near trains. Remember to always stop before the tracks and proceed with caution when it is safe.
Anyone remember this ad? The message is still clear: texting and walking at the same time is not a smart idea. Texting and driving? That’s just plain stupid.
We’re watching because it matters 👀
When you approach a railroad crossing:
Stop before the tracks
Cross only at designated areas
Never go around a lowered gate
If the red lights are flashing, wait
Look both ways
Put the distractions away
Trains can come at any time, on any track, in either direction, and they don’t swerve 🚆 So make the safe choice every time.
Emergency on the freeway? This is your sign to call 911.
If you’re stranded, see debris on the road, witness a crash, or spot a dangerous driver, you can call 911 for help. Assistance is closer than you think, and it’s free.
With freezing nighttime temps coming up this week, physics professor Adam is here to break down exactly what to do (and what NOT to do) when you experience black ice on the road.
3 rules to drive by:
1️⃣ Slow down. 2️⃣ Increase following distance. 3️⃣ Avoid abrupt turns.
If you do start to slide, steer into the direction you want your car to go.
