Collision investigators aim to keep young drivers safe
Published on Fri, Apr 1, 2011Read More County & State
The popular Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office program “Driving it Home” is making its way to east county. Sultan High School will host the event from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 16.
As always, the program is open to all drivers, with an emphasis on newly-licensed student drivers and their parents/guardians.
The three-hour program features detectives’ reviews of several serious – some fatal - local crashes, testimonials from victims’ loved ones, a staged car-pedestrian collision, as well as a crashed vehicles exhibit.
The event is free; no registration is required. It is not suitable for small children.
Sultan High School is located at 13725 310th Ave. SE 98294.
As always, the program is open to all drivers, with an emphasis on newly-licensed student drivers and their parents/guardians.
The three-hour program features detectives’ reviews of several serious – some fatal - local crashes, testimonials from victims’ loved ones, a staged car-pedestrian collision, as well as a crashed vehicles exhibit.
The event is free; no registration is required. It is not suitable for small children.
Sultan High School is located at 13725 310th Ave. SE 98294.
