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U.S. Launch of GYTSM in Washington D.C.

The U.S. launch of Global Youth Traffic Safety Month was a huge success, many thanks to all of our members and GYTSM partners!


GYTSM 2013 Slideshow

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There's still time to GET INVOLVED! Here's what you can do:

Take a Long Short Walk

Find an Act Out Loud Rally Near You

Check us out on AOL.com as the Cause of the Day on May 14

Making NOYS in the Press

Global Youth Traffic Safety Month
Distracted Driving Caused Teen To Hit Tractor Trailer
'Long Short Walk' Comes to DC
Young Woman Becomes Safety Advocate After Truck Crash; New Initiative Teaches Teens About Dangers Around Trucks
New Device Aims To Stop Texting And Driving
Young NOYS advocates step up
for Global Youth Traffic Safety Month

Partner with NOYS for
Global Youth Traffic Safety Month!

 Become a partner now and join the global effort to improve youth traffic safety.

GYTSM 2013 Partner Form

Current 2013 Partner List


Each May youth across the country unite during Global Youth Traffic Safety Month™ to focus on the leading cause of death for them and their peers: traffic related crashes.  Global Youth Traffic Safety Month empowers youth to develop and lead traffic safety education projects and support law enforcement and affect legislation to protect teen drivers.

Global Youth Traffic Safety Month Events

If you are participating in Global Youth Traffic Safety Month and hosting an event or promoting the campaign on your website, social sites, blogs, or any other way - we want to hear about it!  Please fill out this form and send us the details of your outreach.


2013 Annual Global Youth Traffic Safety Month Youth Choice Awards Announced!

NHTSA 2011 Traffic Safety Data for Young Drivers 

In 2011, 1,987 young (15- to 20-year-old) drivers died in motor vehicle crashes, an increase of 1 percent from 1,965 in 2010. Additionally 180,000 young drivers were injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2011, a decrease of 4 percent from 187,000 in 2010. Read full report.


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The Long Short Walk – a World Walk for Road Safety - is an initiative of the Zenani Campaign, in memory of 13-year old Zenani Mandela, Nelson's Mandela's great-granddaughter who was killed in a crash.  The Long Short Walk can raise awareness and lead to greater safety for everyone.  Take a walk and/or ride to promote road safety for all!  Find out more information, www.mylongshortwalk.org


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