B.R.A.K.E.S. Featured in National Organizations for Youth Safety Publication
As part of their campaign to promote Global Youth Traffic Safety Month in May, the National Organizations For Youth Safety (NOYS) invited B.R.A.K.E.S. founder Doug Herbert to be a guest blogger featured in their Monday Morning Headlines newsletter, which is distributed to more than 100,000 health and safety stakeholders. Doug’s blog focused on mindset, decision-making and the willingness to speak up in dangerous situations as key elements that make B.R.A.K.E.S. training effective.
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"Thank you for forwarding Emma's letter to me. It looked like she wrote straight from her heart and that is what is most important !!!........her handwriting is another story :-O Very honestly, I was immensely impressed by the amount of thought and effort that everyone at BRAKES put into the course. When we first arrived, just seeing the untold number of cones set up along the course routes was an eye opener. At age 55, I would have approached each of the exercises with real trepidation. I can only imagine what was going through the students minds when they were asked to hop in the drivers seat and hit the pedal !! In the end, what said it all, though, were the smiles on the student's faces as they completed their respective sections of the course. If you gave them the option to keep driving for another three hours, I don't believe you would have had any of the students turn down your offer. Again, please thank everyone at BRAKES for a job well done and for bringing the program to Ocoee. "
-Brian K
"Just want to drop a note of thanks to KKW for being a part of the driving school. Working in the transportation industry it is my hope that my son is not going to be one of those that cuts off trucks on the road or even worse is in an accident with a truck because of his ignorance of what the truck driver is going through. Thank you for putting your trucks in a program that allows our youth to take a moment to see it from the truck drivers point of view and allowing the drivers to talk with my son and others about highway safety."
-Dave Burrescia
