Safe America’s ‘Safe Teen 100’ program – a year-long initiative to increase driving skills by rewarding good drivers – continued its contest at the Etowah v. Woodstock football game on October 22, 2010. During the nail-biting game, Etowah and Woodstock students were able to compete in the ‘Safe Teen 100’ braking contest with a chance to be in the running for a 2011 Ford Focus!!
Thanks to Montlick & Associates, Brandyn won a $100 gift certificate and will be able to compete with other students next spring to win a car from Allan Vigil Ford.
The SafeTeen 100 contest is a new feature of the SafeTeen Georgia program, a year-long campaign to increase driver education participation in Georgia high schools. Students who take a Safe America driver education course are ‘pre-qualified’ and can compete for a chance to win a 2011 Ford Focus. For more details, contact Mary Lou Pagano at (770)-973-7233.
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