Levy County Teen Driver Improvement Program
Program Funded by a Highway Safety Grant through FDOT
The Levy County Sheriff's Office, Community Relations Division, is offering a no cost, Teen Driver Improvement Program to all Levy County students who have a current Operators License or Learners Permit or who are about to get their Learners Permit.
The goal of this program is to educate the teen drivers of Levy County of the dangers of aggressive driving, distracted driving, impaired driving, and to reinforce the benefits of seat belt use. These four issues have been found to be major causes of teen involved crashes, injuries and fatalities. This program is free of cost and is 4 hours in duration. This program consists of classroom instruction, videos, power point presentations and hands on time during which the students will drive golf carts through a course to learn first hand the dangers of the choices that they make while driving. This is a graphic presentation that will show the students the human consequences of their driving choices.
Parent waivers are required due to the graphic nature of the presentation. All students will be required to pre-register for the class by calling Lt. Sean Mullins or Sgt. Max Long at 352-486-5111 ext 278 or via e-mail at smullins@levyso.com or mlong@levyso.com. A minimum of ten students are required for class to be held therefore these dates are tentative.
ALL CLASSES BEGIN AT 9:00 AM
Williston High School:
July: 7,19,21,28
August: 3,10,11
Chiefland High School:
July: 5,12,13,20
August: 4,9
Bronson High School:
July 6, 26
August: 2
Cedar High School:
July: 14
Yankeetown:
July: 27
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Major Evan Sullivan
Levy County Sheriff's Office
FBI-National Academy 183rd Session
Office: 352-486-5446
Cell: 352-577-4218