A staged car crash will be set up at of Hesperia High School this week to help educate students on the dangers of intoxicated driving under the California Highway Patrol's long-running "Every 15 ...
An actor portraying the Grim Reaper walks through the mock crash scene at Orcutt Academy High School on Thursday during the first day of the "Every 15 Minutes" two-day impaired-driving awareness ...
Sacramento students learn about drunk and distracted driving dangers with "Every 15 Minutes" program
AGAIN, THAT DEADLINE IS SET FOR 8 P.M. EASTERN 5 P.M. OUR TIME. WELL, IT’S A POWERFUL LESSON FOR SACRAMENTO STUDENTS ABOUT THE REAL LIFE CONSEQUENCES OF DRUNK AND DISTRACTED DRIVING. RIGHT NOW, CHP IS ...
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Ferndale High School creates 'Every Fifteen Minutes' film on dangers of drinking and driving
Ferndale High School revived its “Every 15 Minutes” project this spring, partnering with the California Highway Patrol and local filmmaker Griffin Loch to produce a new “Every Fifteen Minutes” short ...
A powerful, reality-based program aimed at preventing impaired driving returned to Lompoc High School on April 3, bringing students, first responders and families together for the annual “Every 15 ...
Students from Orcutt Academy High School were left stunned after a simulated drunk driving traffic collision Thursday that was part of an Every 15 Minutes program aimed at bringing home the impacts of ...
Every 15 Minutes is a national movement that warns high schoolers of the consequences of driving while impaired. The program started in California in the 1990s and Lane County Sheriff's Office has ...
WOODSIDE, Calif. (KGO) -- The California Highway Patrol demonstrated what alcohol and drugs can do to a person's life in a mock funeral at Woodside High School on Thursday. The "Every 15 Minutes" ...
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Sacramento students learn about drunk and distracted driving dangers with "Every 15 Minutes" program
Some Sacramento-area high school students are getting a powerful safety lesson that goes far beyond the classroom. At John F. Kennedy High School, hundreds of students watched a staged crash scene as ...
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