FROM REID'S DAD - Blog
A listing of my most recent posts. For the full list, please refer to the Archives
Kathy Bernstein Harris’s First Person Parenting-A-Teen-Driver Experience
My friend Kathy Bernstein Harris of the National Safety Council is one of the nation’s foremost experts on teen driving — and now she has begun parenting her own son through the process.
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NOYS Announces $2,500 Youth Correspondent Scholarship, Funded By Proceeds From Not So Fast, named for Reid Hollister
Yesterday, at the National Teen Distracted Driving Prevention Summit in Washington, organized by the National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS), NOYS leaders announced a new Youth Correspondent Scholarship, in the amount of $2,500, named for my son Reid and funded... read more
More Evidence That Safe Teen Driving Laws Make A Difference
Two weeks ago I had the privilege of speaking at the Blueprint To Save Lives Conference in St Louis, the biannual meeting of the Missouri traffic safety community — MoDOT, law enforcement, health care, first responders, and policy makers. To a person, the 250... read more
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility’s National Teen Driver Safety Week Programs!
As regular readers of this blog know, it has been my privilege in the past year to partner on several occasions with the Foundation For Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (FAAR), and its safe teen driver programs, especially its IKnowEverything program to curb... read more
Glastonbury, Connecticut’s Safe Teen Driving Campaign
In the Summer of 2013, 17 year old Jane Modlesky, a Glastonbury High School student, died in a one-car crash. Her community is now rallying in her memory for the cause of safe teen driving — and the Town is being led by 17 year old Audrey Apanovitch, one of... read more
Safe Driving and Guardrails
Occasionally, an article about highway safety, as opposed to safe teen driving specifically, takes me back to the dark night of December 1, 2006. Today’s New York Times contains an article about state highway safety officials complaining about the safety of... read more