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“Texting While Driving”

A Life-Saving Presentation

Lyndhurst Parents & Residents

Did you know:

• Nearly 60 percent of 16-19 year olds

admit to texting while driving?

• Distracted drivers account for about

80 percent traffic accidents?

• Texting and driving is more danger-

ous than drinking and driving?

You won’t want to miss this Road Safety Awareness Program

Thursday, April 19, 2012

7 p.m. at Lyndhurst High School Auditorium

Come hear the presentation so you can dialogue with your children about these potentially fatal behaviors.

On Thursday, April 19, 2012, Public Safety Commissioner Robert B. Giangeruso has invited Monica Zech, Safety Educator, as a guest speaker to feature a life-saving presentation on driving safety.

Ms. Zech plans to present a dynamic PowerPoint presentation to the Lyndhurst High

School student body and a second presentation to Lyndhurst parents and residents.

Among the many topics to be covered, Commissioner Giangeruso’s main concern

for this event is the fatalities and injuries in regard to the dangers of “texting and

driving” at the wheel.

Commissioner Giangeruso hopes to drive home the importance of awareness to

increase your chance of survival on our roadways and urges parents and residents to

attend this riveting “eye opener” driving safety lecture for road safety awareness that

could save a life.

PLEASE ATTEND!

Texting behind the wheel is not only illegal—it’s deadly.

COMMISSIONERROBERTB.GIANGERUSO, TOGETHERWITHMONICAZECHpresent

“TextingWhileDriving”

ALife-SavingPresentation

LyndhurstParents&Residents

Didyouknow:

•Nearly60percentof16-19yearolds

admittotextingwhiledriving?

•Distracteddriversaccountforabout

80percenttrafficaccidents?

•Textinganddrivingis moredanger-

ousthandrinkinganddriving?

Youwon’twanttomiss thisRoadSafety AwarenessProgram

Thursday,April19,2012

7p.m.atLyndhurstHighSchoolAuditorium

Comehearthepresentationsoyoucandialoguewithyour childrenaboutthese potentiallyfatal behaviors.

OnThursday,April19,2012,PublicSafetyCommissionerRobertB.Giangerusohas invitedMonicaZech,SafetyEducator,asaguestspeakertofeaturealife-saving presentationondrivingsafety.

Ms.ZechplanstopresentadynamicPowerPointpresentationtotheLyndhurstHigh

Schoolstudentbodyand asecondpresentationtoLyndhurstparentsand residents.

Amongthemanytopicstobecovered,CommissionerGiangeruso’smainconcern

for thiseventisthefatalitiesand injuriesinregardtothedangersof“textingand

driving” atthewheel.

CommissionerGiangerusohopestodrivehometheimportanceofawarenessto

increaseyour chanceofsurvivalonourroadwaysand urgesparentsand residentsto

attendthisriveting “eyeopener” drivingsafetylecturefor roadsafetyawarenessthat

couldsavealife.

PLEASEATTEND!

Textingbehindthewheelisnotonlyillegal—it’sdeadly.

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If you are interested in making a request for me to make a presentation to your Company Conference, Company Safety Briefing, to your group or school meeting, class or assembly, and would like references to contact -  I have listed several below.

These are people I have  delivered talks for here in the County.  I’ve listed their email and/or phone contact information:

As follows:

Professor Gerald Graf  – he is a professor for San Diego State University and National University in San Diego, California.  I’ve spoken to his classes for 15 years or more.  He also hosted a TV Cable show and a radio show in which I was a frequent guest expert on safety issues, and back-up host.

Mr. Gerald Graf – gerrygraf@sbcglobal.net

Office – (760)  918-9303

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Ms. Polly Rose is the Community Education Coordinator, Student Health Services at Mesa College in San Diego.  For the past few years I have been a keynote speaker for her Safe Driving & DUI Awareness days at their Mesa College Campus, most recent was 10/27/10.

Ms. Polly Rose – prose@sdccd.edu

Office - (619) 388-2762

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Mr. Bart Schwarz is a Driver Education teacher at Valley Center High School, and Palomar College in San Diego County.  I have been speaking to his classes each year for about 20 plus years.

Mr. Bart Schwarz - Blkbartolo@sbcglobal.net

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Ms. Lisa Augello is a probation officer in San Diego County, and also teaches Traffic School for teens.  I have been speaking to her classes for about ten plus years.

Ms. Lisa Augello Duchow - Lisalux8@aol.com

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Mr. Andy Crossland is the Safety Compliance Official for a major hotel group, and he is a member of several safety organizations in San Diego for which I delivered safety lectures to for the past 12 to 15 years.

Mr. Andy Crossland – andy.crossland@cox.net

Also visit my Lecture Feedback page on this website.

Thank you,

Monica Zech

Safety Educator

http://www.local12.com/news/local/story/Ripley-County-Teen-Killed-in-Crash-While-Texting/d6yUXcKISUGlctUdmhmCEw.cspx

http://www.ots.ca.gov/Media_and_Research/Press_Room/2012/doc/Cell_Phone_deaths_down.pdf

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/46627015/vp/46626165#46626165

http://www.emsworld.com/news/10633017/oregon-teen-dies-after-inhaling-helium-at-party?cmpid=email_CPS120224006&utm_source=EMS+Weekly+Recap&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CPS120224006

A great way to prepare is to go to the Red Guide to Disaster Recovery website.  The creator ”Sean Scott” put together  the most comprehensive disaster resource guide ever produced for our region to help individuals and families through the recovery process.   In this “must read” guide you’ll find numerous ways to be prepared – reducing injury and death,  and making it easier less painful.

 http://www.theredguidetorecovery.com/