Community Outreach Programs

This presentation stresses the importance of wearing a helmet, staying visible, using hand signals and finding safe places to ride, as well as the laws and rules of the road.

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This presentation covers the basics of being a safe pedestrian, including where to walk, staying visible and avoiding distractions.

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The AAA Safety Library is a carefully curated selection of K-3 appropriate books that cover topics including, but not limited to, traffic safety, pedestrian safety, bike safety & personal safety.

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Four different presentations are available with Bob the Puppet and, in some programs, Otto the Auto - including passenger and pedestrian safety, bike safety, bus safety and Halloween safety.

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Attitudes about the use of cannabis have shifted in recent years. Cannabis is now prescribed for medicinal purposes and the legalization or decriminalization of recreational marijuana in many states resulted in greater societal acceptance of the drug's use. This free program for high school health and driver education classes is designed to educate high school students on the risks of driving while impaired by cannabis. This curriculum also intends to correct misconceptions about cannabis' potential risks to teenagers.

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A pre-permit workshop for soon-to-be drivers and their parents explaining the driver education, permit and Graduated Driver License process and laws for your state. (Customized presentations are available upon request to address the specific needs of an organization or municipality.)

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"Drivers spend more than half their time focused on things other than driving" — AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Every day, motorists who read or send a text while driving take their eyes off the road for up to 5 seconds. At 55 mph, that's like driving the entire length of a football field with your eyes shut. Texting - along with other activities like phone calls, eating, drinking, setting your GPS or working your car's entertainment system - takes your mind and your eyes off the road. This program is designed to help new drivers understand the risks of distractions and offers tips to avoid becoming a distracted driver.

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Safe drivers need to know how to handle unexpected driving emergencies. You'll get advice on what to do if you break down, how to stay safe on the road and useful items to keep in your vehicle.

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This workshop is an interactive presentation that provides information to parents on the most common mistakes that new teen drivers make and offers tips to avoid them by helping them improve their judgement, knowledge, behavior and skills while operating a motor vehicle. 

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With more and more electric vehicles (EVs) entering the roadways, this workshop will address the benefits and intricacies of owning this type of vehicle, as it is the future of sustainable transportation. Participants will learn about the history of EV technology and how it has evolved, different types of EVs and hybrid vehicles, and information about batteries and charging.

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Drivers will learn about the risks of distractions and get tips to avoid becoming a distracted driver. Research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety about cognitive, manual and physical distractions – and how this applies to the distractions caused by Bluetooth, infotainment and navigation systems – will also be covered.

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Need a ride? This program is designed to educate senior drivers on the benefits and steps for using ride-sharing apps like Lyft and Uber, as well as provide tips on being safe when utilizing these ride-sharing services.

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According to research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, most seniors drive 6-10 years beyond their ability to do so safely. So when is it time to "retire" from driving? This workshop is designed to help older drivers and caregivers to determine when the time is right, from conducting a driver evaluation to developing a mobility plan for driving cessation.

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This program presents practical information on how older drivers can compensate for the physical changes that come with aging and can affect their ability to drive. The presentation focuses on vision, cognition, physical fitness and the side effects of common medicines on driving.

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Real-ID compliant licenses will be required for domestic air travel starting May 2025. Participants will learn who needs one and how to obtain one in their states.

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AAA Northeast is committed to supporting businesses, organizations and fleets in their efforts to educate employees on the risks of marijuana-impaired driving. Proactive education protects your employees and your business operations!

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It's never fun, but it happens. Developed with law enforcement, this program explains what to do during a traffic stop and how to safely interact with police.

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