Alive at 25
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The Alive at 25 program is a defensive driving course developed by the National Safety Council. Alive at 25 helps develop young people's decision making skills and awareness of the consequences of their behaviors. The course is a four hour, highly interactive classroom course based on facilitated learning.
Since 1995, more than 750,000 teens and young adults nationwide have been trained through Alive at 25 currently in its third edition.
Courts and schools nationwide use Alive at 25 in their graduated driver's license and violator programs.
Statistics have shown that Alive at 25 participants in Colorado have been 74% less likely to die in a motor vehicle collision than the national average, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
South Carolina began offering the Alive at 25 program in February 2007. By December 2007, the number of motor vehicle fatalities involving young adults ages 15-24 dropped from 315 to 244, a decrease of 23% statewide. A survey by the National Safety Council found that 98% of South Carolina's participants would change their driving behavior as a result of the Alive at 25 class. As of August 2008 none of the 7,500 young adults, ages 15– 24, in South Carolina has been involved in a fatal collision.
