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2023

DreamDrive

DREAM DRIVE

Join “Dream Drive” where a teen saves for her first car. See the fun of choosing a car and the details of getting it from Service Ontario. It’s about dreams, choices, and friendship. Will she get the right car? What will her friends think? With each choice, there’s a new twist. Will it lead to fun drives or life lessons? Dive in and find out!

PROM PERILS KICKSTARTER LAUNCH

Join our new prom adventure and see where your prom night takes you.

This game features three different pathways: drinking and driving, drowsy driving, and drugged driving. Our goal is to show players how the decisions they make can affect their life and the people around them.

As the game goes on the player will make choices that will affect their prom night. How will their prom night end? Will they make it home safe? Will their friends get hurt? Will it be a night to remember or a night to forget?
EPISODE 16

THE TL2D PODCAST SEASON 3

Ever see a wild video of someone driving on the highway and think, “What were they thinking?” On our podcast, we watch these clips, share our thoughts, and chat about where things went wrong. Whether you drive a lot or a little, join us to learn from these mistakes. Listen in and stay safe on the road!

2022

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PROM PERILS

Prom Perils is an interactive game where choices matter. There are multiple endings for you to discover. It’s up to the player to make the right choice that will let them have a fun but safe prom night.

The player has a long day ahead of them before they can get to prom. They must finish a school exam, have a family lunch, and get prom-ready. Let’s not forget the pre-prom party!

THE TL2D PODCAST

THE TL2D PODCAST SEASON 2

No longer called Before You Hand Over The Keys…, the podcast has a new name, new look, and whole new vibe. Now simply titled The TL2D Podcast, Season 2 is much more youth-oriented, conversational, fun, and engaging.

Instead of a conversation simply between host Anne Marie Hayes and a variety of guest experts, members of our very own TL2D team will now join every episode and share their experiences as young drivers. Stories include a frightening collision with a drunk driver en route to a Leaf’s game, popping a tire and getting stranded in Wyoming, and an alarming stalker story involving love notes left on a team member’s vehicle. You won’t want to miss it! 

2021

THE TL2D PODCAST: BEFORE YOU HAND OVER THE KEYS...

This podcast is for parents, grandparents and guardians of teens/young adults who are learning to drive or new drivers.  You’ll find tips about everything from finding a good driving school to money-saving tips on insurance. 

They’ll be driving for the next sixty years so now’s the time to make sure safety is top-of-mind.

Vision Zero Youth Network Program

Globally, more than 1.3 million people die on roads every year. Vision Zero is the idea that we can reduce the number of deaths to zero.

We believe that we can accomplish Vision Zero with your help!

2020

Online Youth Event

TL2D Provided an online safety event to a youth group in Brampton Ontario. This event helped to educate youth on the dangers of the road.

2019

The Sweet Life Road Show 2019

Teens Learn to Drive is a local non-profit dedicated to providing resources and educating students and parents about how to make better driving decisions.

2018

Steering teens away from reckless driving

An interactive event aimed to help teens make better driving decisions will take place next week at a Niagara Falls high school.

Future drivers learn ‘deadly’ road risks by Allan Benner (The Standard)

The tips were meant for high school students, many of whom have yet to obtain their driver’s licenses, but even many seasoned drivers could benefit from the information they were given.

Staying safe behind the wheel by Richard Hutton (NiagaraThisWeek.com)

Whether it be fastening seatbelts, limiting distractions, impairment or even a simple safety check prior to hitting the road, there’s much more to driving than simply getting behind the wheel, turning the ignition and heading out.

Guelph teens get schooled in safe driving habits by Jessica Lovell (GuelphMercuryTribune.com)

Drinking, texting, speeding, and more — students at Guelph’s Bishop Macdonell high school got a crash course in what not to do behind the wheel when the Sweet Life Roadshow visited the school on Tuesday afternoon.

Students learn about the top 10 driving risks for teens by Kenneth Armstrong (GuelphToday.com)

Bishop Mac Grade 10 and 11 students learn about the dangers of alcohol consumption, impairment by drugs, distracted driving and not wearing seat belts.

 

Bradford teens learn safe driving tips by Laura Finney Simcoe.com

A group of young drivers in Bradford learned some lessons in safety. Teens Learn to Drive, an organization dedicated to educating students about making better driving decisions, came to Bradford District High School April 26, with their event The Sweet Life Road Show.

Marijuana legalization spurs Bradford driving safety event by BradfordToday.ca

Students at Bradford District High School learned about a variety of topics, including impaired driving, drowsy driving, and distracted driving.

 

The Sweet Life Road Show 2018, sponsored by CAA, 407 ETR, Drive for Life by Snapd Oshawa

Teens Learn to Drive Inc., a local non-profit, in Mississauga dedicated to educating students about how to make better driving decisions, will be hosting a FREE safe-driving event, The Sweet Life Road Show, to students in Eastdale C.V.I. high school.

2017

2016

Anne Marie Hayes, Founder of the Sweet Life Road Show, and Gary Johnson, Auxiliary Constable, OPP. Photo by Darrell Hein (Snapd)

Sgt Kerry Schmidt (OPP) Periscope Video  (Sept 25, 2016)Sweet Life road show in Hamilton Ontario

Thunder Bay's Chronicle Journal (Sept 25, 2016): Teens Get Safety Tips

InsideHalton News (May 2016): Burlington teens learn tips about safe driving 

2015

Students participating in the drowsy driving station. Photo by Durham Catholic District School Board.

Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School student participating in the Sweet Life Road Show. Photo by St Catharines Standard.

CTV Barrie (Oct. 2015): Teens get driving lesson 

The Chronicle Journal (Sept 2015): Safety message targets teens

Kenora Daily Miner and News (Sept. 2015)Tour shares driver education with Beaver Brae students

CKDR (Sept. 2015): Red Lake Sweet Life Road Show

Snapd North Mississauga (June 2015)Snap North 2015 Newpaper.jpeg

Snap Markham (June 2015)Snap Markam 2014

Robert F. Hall (June 2015): Robert F. Hall thank you note

Loyal Catholic Secondary School (June 2015)Loyola Thank you note 2014

Joan Of Arc (June 2015)Joan of Arc thank you note

St. Catherines Standard (May 2015): Driving safely to keep life sweet

AM900 CHML | Hamilton News (May 2015)Sweet Life Road Show

Durham Catholic District School Board (May 2015)Grade 10 Msgr. Paul Dwyer Students benefit from Sweet Life Road Show 

LiveStrong.com (January 2015): Books for Teaching Teenagers to Drive

2014

Driving the morning after drinking is not safe; students learn why. Photo by Terra Ciolfe.

2013

Distracted driving, drunk driving, drunk driving, drugged and drowsy driving were addressed at the Sweet Life Road Show. Photo by Melissa Mangelsen. .

2012

This is what could happen if your wheels skid on ice. Photo from Wheels.ca.

Wheels.ca (November 2012): Here's what to do if your car skids on ice

2011

WEUS 810 AM Orlando Florida (April 2011): Radio Interview

Radio KVEL 920 AM Vernal, Colorado (April 2011): Ed Tyll Show Radio Interview

Radio KNUU 970 AM- Las Vegas, Colorado (April 2011)Lincoln Brown Show

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Teens Learn to Drive is a Canadian non-profit organization focused on reducing death and serious injury on the roads.

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