Parent involvement is key to preventing crashes among new drivers. Zero Fatalities Parent-Teen Night presentations help parents make a positive impact on their teen’s learning experience. Parents and teens attend the presentation together and discuss together afterward the key takeaways. For more than a decade, parents have given overwhelmingly positive reviews to these 60-minute presentations addressing some of the top behaviors teen drivers need to know. They help teens establish safe driving habits and remind parents to be better examples, so we can all reach our goal of Zero Fatalities.
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Parent Teen Night In-Person and virtual presentations
Parents and teens are both required to attend this presentation together.
Upcoming Events
It’s easy to ignore a statistic, but when it comes to your own life or the life of a loved one, even one fatality is too many. To teach the importance of Zero Fatalities and how we can get there, we host many events throughout the year and all throughout the state for parents and students to attend together. Our hope is that after the presentation, it will encourage a discussion about the responsibility each driver has on the road.
In-Person Presentation Schedule
December 2024
Mon. December 2
Lone Peak High School @ 4:30pm
Mon. December 2
West Jordan High School @ 7:00pm (Spanish available)
Tues. December 3
Mountain Crest High School @ 5:30pm
Tues. December 3
Juab High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. December 3
Fremont High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. December 3
Desert Hills High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. December 3
Tooele High School @ 6:00pm (Spanish available)
Wed. December 4
Uintah High School @ 7:00pm
Wed. December 4
Hillcrest High School @ 7:00pm (Spanish available)
Mon. December 9
Bingham High School @ 7:00pm
Mon. December 16
Weber High School @ 6:00pm
January 2025
Mon. January 6
Fremont High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 6
Cedar Valley High School @ 6:30pm
Tues. January 7
Salem High School @ 6:00am
Tues. January 7
Manti High School @ 7:00pm
Wed. January 8
Lone Peak High School @ 4:30pm
Thurs. January 9
Roy High School @ 6:00pm
Thurs. January 9
Maple Mountain High School @ 7:00pm
Mon. January 13
Crimson Cliffs High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 13
Morgan High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 13
Ogden High School @ 6:00pm (Spanish available)
Mon. January 13
Pleasant Grove High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 13
Richfield High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. January 14
Payson High School @ 6:00pm
Wed. January 15
Juab High School @ 6:00am
Thurs. January 16
Green Canyon High School @ 5:30pm
Tues. January 21
Sky View High School @ 5:00pm (Spanish available)
Tues. January 21
Itineris High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. January 21
Timpanogos High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. January 21
Desert Hills High School @ 6:00pm
Tues. January 21
Weber High School @ 6:00pm
Wed. January 22
Farmington High School @ 5:30pm
Mon. January 27
Canyon View High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 27
Hurricane High School @ 6:00pm
Mon. January 27
Woods Cross High School @ 6:00pm (Spanish available)
Mon. January 27
Herriman High School @ 7:00pm (Spanish available)
Mon. January 27
Grantsville High School @ 7:00pm
Zero Fatalities Virtual Parent-Teen Nights ARE AVAILABLE.
Parents, once you’ve selected a date that works for you and your teen to participate in the live virtual parent night together, simply click the date to register. After you register you’ll receive a confirmation email with step by step instructions to join the meeting. If you have any questions please email us at contact@zerofatalities.com.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VIRTUAL PARENT-TEEN NIGHT:
- When registering, MAKE SURE TO USE THE STUDENT’S NAME AND A NON-SCHOOL EMAIL ADDRESS, i.e. a personal email or a parent’s email (The certificate will be sent to this email and many schools block outside emails).
- Students and parents/guardians are required to turn their camera on. Make sure you use a device with a webcam.
Reminder: you cannot join this meeting in a moving vehicle. - Only the host and moderator will be able to see everyone’s cameras. Participants will not be able to see each other’s cameras or chats.
- A moderator will be monitoring the cameras to ensure both parties are attending. If both parties are not on screen, they will be removed from the meeting and need to reschedule when both can attend a virtual or in-person meeting.
- To get credit for the virtual parent night: students who attend at least 50 minutes of the presentation with their parent/guardian will receive a certificate of completion the following day. This certificate will be sent to the email used to register for the meeting. If you join late or leave early, you will not receive the certificate and need to register for another meeting.
- To ensure you will be able to participate correctly, please make sure your Zoom is updated to the latest version before you launch the meeting.
- Note: the meeting will be locked until about 5 minutes before start time, then you will be let in.
October 2024
November 2024
December 2024
ASSIGNMENT
Please download the Parent-Teen Night Workbook to use during the virtual parent night. It’s not necessary to print the whole workbook before the presentation, but you’ll want to print the 2 note pages if possible. If not, have a note pad ready to take good notes.
Did you know that approximately ¼ of all vehicles on Utah roads are large trucks? Nationally, over 75% of auto vs. truck crashes are caused by negligent driving on the part of the auto driver. By understanding just how massive these trucks are, how large their blind spots are, and how much room they need to operate and come to a stop, our roads and highways can be a much safer place for everyone.
Resources For Parents
Teen driving program
mobile tracking log
Utah's GDL Laws
Graduated driver licensing allows new drivers to learn driving skills over time and gain the experience needed to become safe drivers. Teens receive a “limited driver license” and have certain driving restrictions such as night-time driving, limitations on who can be in the vehicle with them and the amount of supervised driving time they must have before getting a full license. Watch these parents and teens answer questions about Utah’s Graduated Driver License laws. How would your answers compare?
Utah Driver Handbook 2024-25
Driving is a Serious Subject.
Study seriously
Parent GDL Flyer
Make a Difference in your
Teen’s Driving
Parent Night Workbook
Have your teen write down and then apply what they’ve learned
Parent Night Workbook (Spanish)
Have your teen write down and then apply what they’ve learned
The Parents’ Guide
to Smart Teen Driving
You are the Key to Safety
Learner Permit Information
Everything you need to know to obtain your Learner Permit
Learner Permit Information (Spanish)
Everything you need to know to obtain your Learner Permit
Parent/Teen Driving Agreement
Set Clear Rules for your Teen Driver
Parent/Teen Driving Agreement (Spanish)
Set Clear Rules for your Teen Driver