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International Symposium on Distracted Driving

Sponsored by the National Safety Council and Nationwide Insurance
October 14-15, 2008 – Arlington, VA

Driving while distracted is a public safety issue that is an increasing factor in traffic crashes of all ages. This Symposium will focus on understanding the scope and specifics of the distracted-driving problem and discuss possible solutions that could be implemented by individuals, families, employers, lawmakers and public agencies.

Join traffic safety leaders, scientists, public agency officials, business and industry safety professionals, lawmakers and other individuals interested in the distracted driving issue to make a difference at this year’s symposium.
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The Hard Truth

Wearing your safety belt is your best defense against a drunk driver.

All states and Washington, D.C. have zero tolerance laws. It is illegal for a minor (under 21) to purchase alcohol, so no amount of alcohol should be allowed in an underage driver.

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