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TUCKTHEM IN?

Your teenagers don't ask for bedtime stories anym ore, but if they're

driving with other teens in the car, it's time to start a new conversation,

Research show s that your teen driver's

risk of being involved in a crash

increases exponentially w ith each

teen passenger in the c a r/ Add other

com panions - like cell phones, m usic,

food, em otions, or fatigue - and you've

got a deadly com bination.

But you're not alone w hen it com es

to keeping your teen driver safe. Visit

betterteendriving.com

or talk to a

State Farm® agent. Take advantage of

research turned into tools and tips to

help keep your teen safe on the road,

because w e w ant this story to have a

happy ending.

TALKTOYOURTEEN - DRIVE HOME

THE MESSAGE ON DISTRACTIONS

• Point out drivers w h o are doing

things like talking on cell phones

and explain w h y that is unsafe.

•Teach your teen that it's okay to tell

passengers, "Please don't distract

m e w hile I'm driving."

• Practice w h at you preach: Set a

good exam ple and reinforce the

need to devote your full attention

to the road.

State Farm is a proud sponsor of

National Teen Driver Safety Week

October 19-25, 2008

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'Source:

Driving: Through the E yes of Teens,

A Research Report of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia®and State Farm®, 2007.

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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, State Farm Indemnity Company, Bloomington, IL