Voice your opinion with our online form. The Cincinnati Enquirer Scare tactics. Visually assaultive presentations. Enticements of a new car and savings bonds. Police and health safety experts are using all these things to get young drivers to be safer.
Results appear mixed.
The shock value isn't there. Kids are invincible. With no seat belts. Think First Trauma Prevention, a non-profit organization run by Cincinnati's TriHealth hospital group, conducts assemblies at middle and high schools, too. It features young people who were involved in accidents, using them to reach teens to whom they can relate.