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Nearly one in five 16-year-old drivers is involved in a collision in their first year of driving.

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TheAntiDrug.com has partnered with GEICO and other driving-safety leaders to offer several free resources for parents and youth to help keep teens marijuana and drug free, before they get behind the wheel of a car.

The following FREE materials are available as part of the New Teen Drivers Kit. They can be ordered online or by phone at the National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information at (800) 788-2800:

"Can I Borrow the Car?"
This informative brochure for parents of new teen drivers was developed by GEICO and the Media Campaign and provides tips on how to encourage drug-free driving.
Call (800) 788-2800 to order (ask for document PHD1030).
Download now. (197 KB)

"Top 10 Tips for Preventing Teen Accidents"
This collection of safe driving tips was developed by GEICO and the Media Campaign to help teens become responsible, drug-free drivers. Call (800) 788-2800 to order (ask for document MS933).
Download now. (388 KB)

"Steer Clear of Pot" Teen Postcard
This postcard for teens highlights the harmful effects of marijuana and how the drug impairs judgment, reaction time and other driving abilities.
Call (800) 788-2800 to order (ask for document AVD172).
Order online.
Download now. (65.3 KB)

"Steer Clear of Pot" Teen Poster
This poster for teens features the dangers of drugged driving.
Call (800) 788-2800 to order (ask for document AVD174).
Order online.
Download now. (412 KB)



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