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Texting & Driving Dangers Learned by Sardis City Teens
Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Sardis City, Alabama - Sardis City High School students learned first-hand the dangers of texting and driving while taking part in a CBS "Early Show" segment aired on t.v. today. The students participated in a texting and driving obstacle course set up at the school. Students were required to drive a golf-cart through a series of cones while texting at the same time.
CBS correspondent, Michelle Miller, interviewed several of the students including, Madison Golden, a Sardis junior whose story about an auto accident that she had while texting in 2008 was among a series of stories on the topic that appeared in the Gadsden Times.
The obstacle course exercise will be expanded to all high schools in Etowah County next year according to Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Jon Paul Campbell.
Source: www.CBS42.com
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