TRAFFIC SAFETY MATERIALS CATALOG Au to m o b i l e C lu b o f S o u t h e r n C a l i f o r n i a C omm u n ity A ffairs a n d T raffic S afety 3333 Fairview Road, A131 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Ph: 800.541.5552 l Fax: 714.885.2331 Email: PublicAffairs4@aaa-calif.com AAA.com
The Automobile Club of Southern California is dedicated to serving our members, whether they need assistance with their vehicles, trip planning, insurance, automotive or financial services. Our commitment doesn t stop there. The Auto Club has been an integral part of Southern California for more than 100 years, not only because it provides for its members needs, but because it takes an active role in helping to build a better community. Toward that goal, the Auto Club is involved in promoting traffic safety, enhancing education, improving transportation systems and supporting the communities we serve. The Auto Club is committed to protecting our youngest population by promoting laws that improve their safety, sponsoring programs in schools that benefit thousands of students each year, improving education and safety for teen drivers, assisting mature drivers in meeting new mobility challenges and serving our local communities through effective traffic safety education programs. In addition to offering a variety of programs, the Auto Club provides resources in the following areas: alcohol awareness, bicycle safety, child passenger safety, driver education, pedestrian safety, school bus safety, and senior mobility and wellness. Our programs and materials are available to schools, community organizations and law enforcement FREE of charge, but quantities may be limited based on availability. How to Order - 4 Easy Ways! Order form is attached on back cover of the catalog. 1. Email your form* to: Bloom.Teri@aaa-calif.com *Request an electronic version of the order form. 2. Fax your form to: (714) 885-2331 3. Mail your form to: Automobile Club of Southern California Community Affairs & Traffic Safety 3333 Fairview Road, A131 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 4. Call our materials order line: (800) 541-5552 Additional questions or to contact Community Affairs and Traffic Safety staff email us at: PublicAffairs4@aaa-calif.com. SHIPPING: Please allow 2 weeks for delivery. 2
Table of Contents Teen Driver Safety Programs and Resources Page 4 Child Passenger Safety and Pedestrian Safety Programs and Resourses 5 Senior Mobility and Wellness Programs and Resources 6 Alcohol Awareness 7 Bicycle Safety 7 Child Passenger Safety 7 Driver Education 8-9 Law Enforcement 9 Mature Driver 9-10 Miscellaneous 10-11 Pedestrian Safety 11 School Bus Safety 11 Order Form 12 3
Auto Club Programs and Resources Teen Driver Safety Auto Club Driving School Our instructors use AAA s research-based Licensed to Learn curriculum and offer complete package programs that meet the Graduated Driver License requirements. Programs include 30 classroom hours and options for 6-hour or 10-hour in-car driver training. For course pricing and information, call (866) 284-2775. Auto Club Driving School license #E3839. Dare to Prepare The Auto Club helps prepare both parents and teens for this exciting yet risky time as teens begin to drive. Dare to Prepare is a free, interactive program targeting teens 14 15 years old. The workshop walks attendees through state Graduated Driver Licensing components, state requirements for obtaining an instructional permit and driver license, parent and teen roles and responsibilities, and what to look for in a driving school. To find a workshop near you, visit AAA.com/safety4teens or call (714) 885-2312. Teen Driving Fairs These informative and free community events provide resources for young drivers and their families. Teen Driving Fairs feature community resources, interactive activities and demonstrations, Under the Hood workshops, Teen CarFit program, food, music and fun. For more information on these events, visit: AAA.com/safety4teens. 4 Teendriving.AAA.com A website for both parents and teens, Teendriving.AAA.com provides parents and teens the needed resources and tools to help them navigate the learning to drive process. The website includes interactive activities for teens, information on the state Graduated Driver License Law, and outlines both parents and teens roles and responsibilities during the learning to drive process. AAA OnBoard AAA OnBoard provides parents with a tool to help coach their teens to practice responsible driving habits. AAA OnBoard features an easy to use plug in device for your car that can help you and your teen determine responsbile driving habits. To obtain more information call (877) 269-1267. Driver-ZED Driver-ZED ( Zero Errors Driving ) is an interactive DVD that puts teens in the virtual driver s seat. Developed by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, the program enables users to navigate more than 80 live-action scenarios and learn to identify, assess and react to a wide range of potential risks when driving. For more information, visit www.driverzed.org. Educational Brochures The Auto Club has a variety of educational brochures addressing topics such as the Graduated Driver License Law, Distracted Driving, Dowsy Driving, Parent-Teen Driving Agreement, Freeway Driving Skills and other driver education materials. A complete list of all driver education materials is available on pages 8-9.
Auto Club Programs and Resources Child Passenger Safety and Pedestrian Safety Child Passenger Safety Physician Tool Kits The AAA Physician Tool Kit is for use by physicians, hospitals, heath care facilities and other health care agencies to provide interactive tools when discussing child passenger safety with patients and caregivers. The kit is available in English and Spanish and includes posters, brochures, pocket guides, prescription pads, stickers and a waiting room DVD. For more information or to obtain a sample, call (714) 885-2312. Child Passenger Safety Education Classes This 90-minute workshop targets parents and caregivers of children up to 8 years of age. The workshop focuses on California s occupant protection laws, how to choose the proper car seat, car seat installation basics, and provides a list of local agencies that conduct car seat inspections. For a class schedule and more information, visit AAA.com/childsafety or call (714) 885-2300. School s Open-Drive Carefully Campaign The increased volume of pedestrian traffic during the school year is the driving force behind the School s Open-Drive Carefully campaign. Materials are designed to be distributed as schools come into session to remind parents, caregivers and students that school traffic will be increasing, so drivers and pedestrians need to increase awareness and be cautious in and around school zones. Campaign materials include posters, bumper stickers, Halloween bookmarks and related traffic safety educational materials in English and Spanish. Campaign materials are available from August through October. To order materials visit AAA.com/schoolsafety or call (800) 541-5552. Educational Brochures The Auto Club has educational brochures addressing topics on both child passenger safety and pedestrian safety. Brochure topics include a 5-step test on when to move your child from a booster seat into a seat belt, a comprehensive guide to car safety seats, an overview of pedestrian laws, a guide for safest routes to school, safe walking tips, and a teacher s guide to safest routes to school. For a complete listing of child passenger safety brochures, refer to page 7 and for pedestrian safety brochures, refer to page 11. 5
Auto Club Programs and Resources Senior Mobility and Wellness CarFit CarFit is an educational program that offers older drivers the opportunity to check how well their personal vehicles fit them. CarFit is based on a 12-point checklist and provides one-onone interaction with trained CarFit Technicians. The goal of the program is to help drivers improve safety and comfort, provide information on community-specific resources, and increase their mobility in the community. To find a CarFit event near you, visit www.car-fit.org. SENIORDRIVING.AAA.COM This website provides families of older drivers with valuable information and tools to help extend safe driving, and assist in difficult decisions about transitioning away from driving. Visitors will find tools and resources such as educational brochures, driver improvement courses and audits, tips on choosing a safe vehicle, skill assessment tools and information on community programs. AAA Online Mature Driver Improvement Course The mature driver course is an online DMV approved course. Drivers 55 and older who complete the online course receive a DMV certificate that can qualify them for an auto insurance discount. For more information, call (866) 909-8520. Mature Driver Skills Audit Mature Driver Skills Audit is a behind the wheel audit designed to help mature drivers identify changes in their driving skills and habits. The audit is a great way to help someone who may need to resume driving or to take a DMV road test for the first time in many years. For locations and pricing, call (866) 909-8520. DriveSharp DriveSharp is a brain training software program clinically proven to help drivers see more, react faster, and cut crash risk up to 50%. Participants train with interactive and challenging computer based exercises that work together to change the brain s ability to quickly process what participants see. This improvement helps drivers increase focus, keep track of more, and react faster. AAA members receive a discounted price on this software. For more information or to purchase, visit DriveSharpNow.com. Roadwise Review Roadwise Review is a free easy-to-use interactive CD-ROM program that shows seniors how their changing visual, cognitive and physical conditions affect driving. The program allows users in the privacy of their own home to identify health and fitness issues that affect their driving. Some areas assessed in the program are leg strength, head/ neck flexibility, working memory, and visual search ability. Users can access an online version of Roadwise Review at www.seniordrivers.org. Educational Brochures The Auto Club has a variety of educational brochures addressing topics of interest for mature drivers. Topics such as prescription drug use, safe mobility, vision and smart vehicle features are available. A list of all mature driving brochures is available on pages 9-10. 6
Educational Brochures Alcohol Awareness DUI Cost Card 62588 English 62596 Spanish Outlines the cost of a first-time misdemeanor DUI including fines, insurance increases and legal fees. (A) Bicycle Safety (Cont d) Gear Up For a Bike Check 61440 English Outlines bicycle maintenance tips, how to select a bicycle and understanding the different parts of the bicycle. (E, JH) Teen DUI Cost Card 60467 English 60475 Spanish Outlines the cost of a first-time under age (under 21) DUI conviction, the state s Zero Tolerance Law, and social ramifications of a DUI. (HS) One Drink Can Be too Many 3361 English Provides an outline of how alcohol can affect driving ability and the consequences of drinking and driving. (A) Helmet Fitting Tips 60152 English/Spanish Provides tips for choosing an appropriate helmet and how to wear a helmet correctly. (P, EL) Sharing the Road 59378 English Provides a guide to understanding California bicycle laws, requirements for operating and equipping of bicycles, tips on trip planning and bike safety. (JH, HS, A) Bicycle Safety Bicycle Safety Tips for Young Riders 61457 English/Spanish Provides tips for bike riders on how to safely ride on the street. (P, EL) Bicycle Safety Quiz 60038 English-35/pad Suitable for Grades 1-3. (T, EL) 60699 English-35/pad Suitable for Grades 4-8. (T, EL, JH) Child Passenger Safety Birth to Boosters 59584 English 59576 Spanish Outlines California s occupant protection laws, how to choose an appropriate child safety seat, and tips for seat installation. (P) Booster Seat/5 Step Test 60087 English/Spanish Provides a 5-step test to help parents determine if a child is ready to move from a booster seat to an adult seat belt. (P) 7
Educational Brochures driver education driver education (Cont d) Defensive Driving 3389 English Provides defensive driving tips, including managing visibility, time and space. (HS, A) Distractions in Everyday Driving 59816 English Discusses the affect of distracted driving, different distracted driving behaviors and tips for keeping focused. (HS, A) Freeway Call Boxes 60871 English 61135 Spanish Outlines what to do if a vehicle breaks down on the freeway and provides instructions on how to use freeway call boxes. (HS, A) Freeway Driving Demands Special Skills 3396 English Provides tips and suggestions to help drivers safely navigate freeways, including route planning, correct procedures for entering and exiting the freeway, and speed and lane selection. (HS, A) Get A Grip-Wet Weather Driving 3391 English Discusses safe driving in adverse weather conditions, including wet weather driving techniques and what to do in an emergency. (HS, A) Audience Appropriate Label Key EL-Elementary HS-High School A-Adult JH-Junior High T-Teacher P-Parent 8 How to Go on Ice and Snow 3387 English Outlines strategies for safe driving in adverse weather conditions, including information on vehicle systems, driver preparation, and winter driving techniques. (HS, A) Knowing and Understanding Traffic Control Devices 3556 English 61747 Spanish Provides a guide to understanding the role and importance of traffic-control devices, and how to identify traffic signs and pavement markings. (HS, A) Parent-Teen Driving Agreement 70508 English A formal agreement between parents and their teen driver that outlines specific guidelines parents and teens agree to follow. Establishes consequences and provides discussion points, including elements of California s Graduated Driver Licensing Law. (HS, A) Road Rage 56978 English Provides tips for drivers to avoid being a victim of a road rage attack, including how to avoid anger while driving. (HS, A) Seat Belts Don t Work 70540 English 61366 Spanish Discusses the importance of consistent and correct safety belt use and explains how seat belts help protect individuals in the event of a crash. (HS, A)
Educational Brochures driver education (Cont d) So Your Teen Wants a Car? 2493 English Provides parents of teen drivers a guideline of what to look for as they choose a first vehicle for their teens. Topics include safety, reliability and affordability factors. (HS, P) Stopping Distance Chart 60376 English Provides a chart that displays the total stopping distance and how far it takes to brake to a complete stop. (HS, A) Teen Driver: A Guide to California s Graduated Driver License 60160 English 61390 Spanish Outlines all the elements of California s Graduated Driver Licensing Law including the process for obtaining a permit and license in California and passenger and nighttime restrictions. (HS, P, A) Wake Up 60988 English Discusses drowsy driving danger signs and tips to help drivers stay alert when behind the wheel. (HS, A) Law Enforcement Principal California Vehicle Code Sections (Cheat Sheets) 72728 English Covers current and updated vehicle code sections. Updated every year. Mature Driver Am I too old to drive? Guide to License Renewal Requirements 60483 English Outlines the driver s license renewal process for mature drivers in California, including what DMV looks for when licensing drivers, the driving test and financial responsibilities. (A) Senior Safe Mobility: Tips for Families 59592 English Provides tips to families of older drivers to keep loved ones behind the wheel longer including how to open up a conversation with an older driver regarding safety and mobility. (A) Smart Features for Mature Drivers 7007 English Highlights vehicle features that optimize driver comfort and safety, including features to help older drivers address general mobility, vision and health issues. (A) Straight Talk for Mature Drivers: Buying a Vehicle 2284 English Provides tips for selecting a vehicle that meets the needs of an older driver, including desirable vehicle options and how to find the right fit. (A) Straight Talk for Mature Drivers: Good Vision...Vital to Good Driving 2286 English Discusses age-related vision problems and corrective actions for seniors including the importance of eye exams, corrective lenses, limiting nighttime driving and selecting a vehicle with the best visibility. (A) 9
Educational Brochures Mature Driver (Cont d) Straight Talk for Mature Drivers: Meeting the Challenge 2285 English Covers how mature drivers can reduce their risk on the road through physical conditioning, travel planning, defensive driving and choosing a vehicle that meets their needs. (A) Straight Talk for Mature Drivers: Prescription for Safe Driving 2288 English Discusses how medications and over the counter drugs may alter some of the functions necessary for safe driving and provides guidelines to protect your health and safety. (A) Roadwise Review 8615 CD-ROM A screening tool that allows seniors to measure the eight functional abilities shown to be the strongest predictors of crash risk among older drivers. PC Compatible. Download a copy at www.seniordrivers.org (A) Walking Through the Years 60020 English Provides tips on pedestrian safety for older persons, including what to do at intersections, crosswalks and stop signs. (A) Miscellaneous Activity Book: Learning Traffic Safety the Fun Way 60392 English Provides traffic safety tips through activities such as crossword puzzles, mazes and word games. (T, EL) Avoid Vehicle Theft 61044 English Outlines steps to help prevent the theft of a vehicle and protect consumers from personal loss, hardship, and inconvenience. (HS, A) Coloring Book 60558 English/Spanish 61846 English/Vietnamese Coloring book with various traffic safety tips for young children. (T, EL) Tips for a Safe Halloween Bookmark 62471 English/ Spanish Provides pedestrian and general safety tips for children to help them safely celebrate the Halloween holiday. (EL, T, P) Motorized Scooter Safety Tips 60137 English/Spanish Provides safety tips and covers California s law on motorized scooter use. (HS, A) Audience Appropriate Label Key EL-Elementary HS-High School A-Adult JH-Junior High T-Teacher P-Parent Safety on Wheels 60764 English Provides skateboarding safety tips on one side and roller skating/roller blading safety tips on the reverse side. (EL, JH) 10
Educational Brochures Miscellaneous (Cont d) Scooter Safety Tips 60350 English/Spanish Provides scooter-riding safety tips for children. (EL, JH) Pedestrian Safety California Pedestrian Laws 60202 English Outlines California pedestrian law and provides tips on pedestrian safety. (A) Between The Lines 60921 English Provides basic adult pedestrian safety tips, including information on obeying traffic signals, looking all ways and crossing safely in the dark. (HS, A) Pedestrian Safety (Cont d) The Safest Route to School: A Guide for Parents 62497 English 60772 Spanish Provides a guide for parents to teach safe walking habits to children and how to involve children in selecting the safest route to travel to and from school. (P, T) Tips for Drivers 66019 English/Spanish Provides safety tips for drivers who pick up and drop off children at school, including information on driving safely in and around school zones. (A, P, T) Walk Safe 71902 English 71886 Spanish Provides a guide to pedestrians and drivers to improve pedestrian safety. (HS, A) Getting Children to School Safely: Parents are the Key 59006 English Discusses practical suggestions for parents to help reduce school zone traffic hazards and get their children to school safely. (P, T) Pedestrian Safety Rules 62463 English/Spanish Provides basic tips on pedestrian safety. (EL, JH) Safest Routes-for Teachers 60434 English Provides tips for teachers to teach safe walking habits and help teachers select and teach safe routes to school. (T) 11 School Bus Safety School Bus Riders Rules 61432 English/Spanish Provides ten safety tips for children who ride the bus to school. (E, JH, HS) School Bus Safety Rules 62273 English 71464 Spanish Provides tips/guidelines to help school bus riders stay safe inside and outside the school bus including safety tips for getting to the bus and getting home safely. (EL, JH) School Bus Safety 71449 English Provides guidelines for drivers on when to stop when approaching a school bus with red lights flashing. (P, T)
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