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March 25, 2009 BATTLE OF THE BELTS CAMPAIGN Hillsborough County, Florida Community Traffic Safety Team (CTST) 14 th Annual Michigan Traffic Safety Summit Presented By Susan Joel, PE, PTOE HNTB Corporation

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  • March 25, 2009

    BATTLE OF THE BELTS CAMPAIGN

    Hillsborough County, FloridaCommunity Traffic Safety Team (CTST)

    14th Annual Michigan Traffic Safety Summit

    Presented BySusan Joel, PE, PTOE

    HNTB Corporation

  • • Car Crashes are the Leading Cause of Death for Teens

    • Account for more than Homicide, Suicide, Cancer and Heart Disease Combined

  • • Goal – To Save Lives By Increasing Teen Safety Belt Use

  • National Statistics

    *National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

    • Teen Safety Belt Use – 76%• Of the Teens Involved in Fatal Crashes – 58% Unbuckled

    http://www.car-accidents.com/auto-accident-attorneys.html

  • Hillsborough County, FL

  • • Florida Population – 18.2 million• Hillsborough County – Population 1.2 million• Secondary Seat Belt Law – 1986• 2008 Statewide Seatbelt Use – 82%

    • Michigan Population – 10.1 million• Ingham County – Population 280,000• Primary Seat Belt Law – 1985• 2008 Statewide Seatbelt Use – 97%

  • Hillsborough County Safety Belt Use

    • Overall Rate – 78.9%• High School – 70.5%

  • Hillsborough County Statistics (Ages 15-19)

    • 2005: 8 Fatalities – 6 Unbelted (75%)

    • 2006: 15 Fatalities – 12 Unbelted (80%)

    • 2007: 11 Fatalities – 6 Unbelted (55%)

    • 2008: 13 Fatalities – 9 Unbelted (69%)

    NEWS RELEASE“The Tampa Bay area, Orlando and Jacksonville are ranked Nos. 1, 2 and 3, respectively, as the deadliest metro areas in

    America for drivers ages 16 to 19, according to a study released Monday by Allstate.”

  • Target Audience – High School Students

    • 25 High Schools in County• 8 Participated

  • Who Are Our Teens Listening To?

    • Parents

  • Who Are Our Teens Listening To?

    • Teachers• Driver’s Education Instructors

  • Who Are Our Teens Listening To?

    • Peers• Sports Figures• Entertainers

  • We Do Know that Teenagers are Influenced by Their Peers

  • Campaign Basics

    • Students Conduct Week-long Campaign• Volunteers Count Safety Belt Use Before and After Campaign• Schools Compete for Cash Prizes

  • Committee Tasks

    • Develop Prize Categories• Raise Funds• Coordinate with Schools• Develop Logo• Contact Media• Plan Awards Ceremonies

    • Find Volunteers• Set Schedule

  • Set Schedule

    • Other Commitments• Holidays• Exams

  • Volunteers

    • Campaign Materials - Website• Fundraising• Safety Belt Counts

    (Nurses and CTST Members)• Advertise Event – Newspaper, Local News

  • Prize Categories

    • Highest Percent Safety Belt Use - $4,000• Highest Increase in Safety Belt Use - $3,000• Best Campaign - $2,000• Best Public Service Announcement - $1,000• Best Poster(s)

    1st Place - $250 2nd Place - $100 3rd Place - $50

  • Fundraising

    • Auto Dealers• Auto Insurance Companies• Engineering Firms• Hospitals• Anyone

  • $10,200 Raised!

  • Coordinate with High Schools

    • Start at the Top – School Superintendent

    • Meet with Assistant Principals

    • Meet with School Resource Officers

    • Maintain Communication with Champions

    • Get Media Involved

  • Media Exposure

    • Before Campaign SuperintendentLocal News StationsHigh School Interview

    • After CampaignAwards CeremonyLocal NewspaperRadio

    http://www.tampabays10.com/http://www.tampabays10.com/

  • Campaign Ideas

    • Marquee

    • Banners

  • Campaign Ideas – Printed Materials

    • Posters

    • Bookmarks

  • Campaign Ideas – Printed Materials

    • Personal Stories

    • T-shirts

  • Campaign Ideas – Incentives

    • Candy Distribution – “Smarties” for Buckling Up

    • Parking Lot Rally – Don’t Be A “Dum Dum”

    • “I Promise to Buckle Up” Wrist Bands

  • Campaign Ideas – Incentives

    • Crash Vehicle Display

    • RIP Stones on Campus

    • Pledges to Buckle Up

  • Campaign Ideas – Maintaining Momentum

    • Morning Show• Afternoon Announcements – Safety Belt Facts• School-wide “Read Around”• Prize Drawing – Buckle Up Decals

  • Campaign Ideas – Reality Sets In

    • School Assembly

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    http://www.tampabays10.com/

  • • Special Thanks to Our Contributors

    • Guest Speaker – Ryan Nece(Tampa Bay Buccaneer)

    • Personal Story

    • Message Set to Music

    2008 Awards Ceremony

    • Media Invited

  • • Superintendent of Schools

    • School Check Presentations

    2009 Awards Ceremony

    • Media Invited

  • • Special Thanks to Our Contributors

    2009 Awards Ceremony

    • County Sheriff and Son

  • Lessons Learned

    • Find Partners with Passion• Coordinate Early and Often• Secure a Sponsor

    in Advance• Maintain the Momentum

  • What’s Next?

    • Primary Seatbelt Law• Annual Campaign• Expand Through State• Target Younger Students• Influential Role Models

    – Sports Figures– Music Entertainers– Motion Picture and TV Stars

    Hillsborough County

  • • Contact Information - Susan Joel, PEHNTB5110 Eisenhower Blvd, Suite 220Tampa, Florida [email protected]

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