Results: Extreme Safe Driving Lesson
Published on 11/07/2016
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1.
1.
Do you have teenage drivers in the home? Yes
11%
230 votes
No
89%
1784 votes
2.
2.
How confident are you that they are driving safely (no texting, no drinking, etc.)? 100% confident
5%
101 votes
mostly confident
6%
124 votes
fairly confident
4%
83 votes
slightly confident
2%
36 votes
not at all confident
2%
50 votes
n/a
80%
1615 votes
Other (please specify)
0%
5 votes
| Other Answers | Percentage | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 0.25% | 5 |
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3.
One high school in Wisconsin decided to get creative with their safe driving campaign. During the morning announcements, they let students know that 4 of their classmates had been killed that morning during a T-bone collision. Several minutes later, a second announcement was made that this was not true and just part of a safety drill. Did you hear about this? Yes
12%
236 votes
No
88%
1778 votes
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4.
The "dead" students had agreed to this ahead of time and were told not to use their phones until the drill was over. Many of the students who weren't in on the ruse were understandably devastated and some even started texting their parents to let them know that their friends were dead. Would you be okay with your child's school using such a tactic? Yes
11%
214 votes
No
41%
817 votes
Undecided
15%
301 votes
Not Applicable
34%
682 votes
5.
5.
Many of the students say that they feel the staff went too far with this one. They say that all the lesson did was teach them not to trust their teachers. Do you think this method should be used in other schools or was it a bad idea? I think this would be effective and should be used at schools across the nation.
9%
172 votes
I think this was a bad idea and should not be done again.
39%
785 votes
I can see the merits of such an idea, but it needs tweaking.
13%
256 votes
I'm not sure
11%
227 votes
n/a
29%
574 votes
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