Held one or more club meetings to organize and plan for Arrive Alive
Held an event or activity to recruit new students to join your club or youth group
Completed at least one creative activity to announce the Arrive Alive campaign at your school or youth group
Hosted a poster design contest to promote buckling up, pedestrian safety, and or/bike safety
Made daily announcements over intercom or other messaging service
Displayed messaging on school or youth group marquee signs
Displayed Arrive Alive campaign banner
Created and shared safe driving messages on a bulletin board
Hosted an Arrive Alive display table at school, youth group, or cafeteria
Passed out candy with safety messages, distributed- Dum-Dums/Smarties, etc..
Gave ScanEd: Physics of a Crash Classroom Presentation and/or Hosted the Outdoor ScanEd
Safe driving announcements/presentations at school or youth group meetings and events
Borrowed Vince and Larry for safe driving programs
Wrote messages with sidewalk chalk in school or youth group parking lot or sidewalks
Held prize drawings for signing the Arrive Alive pledge banner
Decorated mascot with seat belt at a home game or event
Distributed campaign materials in conjunction with pledge signings and/or other activity
Held a school or youth group safety assembly with fun skits, videos, poems, etc. about safety
Sent mass text messages with “buckle up and be a safe passenger” reminders to students
Shared seat belt information and pedestrian safety tips in school newspaper/newsletter
Decorated school bulletin board with passenger, pedestrian, and bike safety messaging
Passed out buckle up reminders to adult drivers dropping students off in the mornings
Held a car wash to raise funds for your club and incorporate the message “help us help others wash away bad driving habits.”
Designed traffic safety door art to display on homeroom doors and/or make table tent cards for the school cafeteria; have a door decorating contest among homerooms.
