Free teen defensive driving school is coming to the Phoenix Raceway
Independent Newsmedia
Posted 3/15/23
The teen defensive driving program Be Responsible and Keep Everyone Safe, will be hosted at the Phoenix Raceway, with training sessions on Saturday March 18 and Sunday, March 19.
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Free teen defensive driving school is coming to the Phoenix Raceway
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The teen defensive driving program, Be Responsible and Keep Everyone Safe, or B.R.A.K.E.S., will be hosted at the Phoenix Raceway, with training sessions on Saturday, March 18, and Sunday, March 19.
Law enforcement officers and professional racing drivers will be teaching the teens and their parents how to be safer on the road.
Exercises include distracted driving awareness, panic braking, Avoidance, drop-wheel/off-road recovery and car control/skid recovery.
The charity was founded by multi-time racing champion Doug Herbert in honor of his two sons, Jon and James, who lost their lives in a car crash in 2008.
Herbert turned that personal tragedy into a lifesaving mission that has trained more than 110,000 teens and parents to date.
