CPN Caswell/Person County Worker Receives Honors
Posted by CPN in Announcements on December 12, 2013
Ollie Jeffers receives Honors from the Roxboro Police Department for her work as an advocate for highway safety in that area.
BYHS “No Texting and Driving” Winners for Grades 9 -12
Posted by CPN in Announcements on December 6, 2013
CPN Unveils Revamped Educational Bus
Posted by CPN in Announcements on December 26, 2012
December 18th, 2012 – At this years annual Crash Prevention Network luncheon, volunteers got to take a tour of the newly revised Educational Bus that is utilized at schools, churches and community events across the state. With it’s sharp new paint job, video screens, reckless driving demonstrators, educational information and more, this bus will prove to be an effective – and eye-opening tool – for encouraging young drivers to make the right choices while behind the wheel.
CPN’s Friend Honors Military
Posted by CPN in Announcements on August 13, 2012
This past spring The Crash Prevention Network brought it’s friend Olympic Gold Medalist Picabo Street to Greensboro for a series of motivational talks at schools and colleges around the area. Tonight on NBC she will be featured on a new television show called “Stars Earn Their Stripes”, an action-packed competition show that pays homage to the men and women who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces and our first-responder services. Don’t miss it!
Olympic Gold Medalist Picabo Street Encourages a 6th Grader to Make Good Choices at the “I Choose to Live!” Youth Conference
Posted by CPN in Announcements on April 27, 2012
Letter to an Attorney from a Loving Mother
Posted by CPN in Announcements on October 26, 2011
September 21, 2011
Dear Sir,
In the event of either of my sons contacting you regarding representation of another traffic citation, please recommend that they attend a crash prevention class. I had the opportunity of attending one recently at the Guilford Co. courthouse. The information that the instructors provided would definitely benefit them. It would allow them to see that operating a vehicle is a privilege and that they are responsible for doing it safely. They were involved in a terrible car accident on 9/17 in which two other vehicles were struck by their car. They were running late to work and of course, speeding. I am so thankful that no one passed away but the boys are well aware that the accident could have had a devastating ending for all involved. My husband and I have been seriously talking with them about the accident and about being safe on the highways and especially about making better choices in life. I know that you have a busy schedule and deal with many clients but it is my mission to keep my sons alive, out of jail and especially out of the cemetery.
Thank you,
Iris
