Shifting Thinking

With my friends and even when I drive alone, I’m trying to shift how I think and act in the car. Staying engaged and even helping others definitely takes some new skills... and even a little attitude sometimes. But showing the people around me that I care how I drive and about them is worth it. And together, we’re making a difference.

I’m fine with conversations going around me
not always joining in.

Everyone knows drinking and
driving is not an option.

Drives to and from campus or
work are safer this way.

I’m not afraid to speak up
from the passenger seat.

Feels better leaving a
few minutes early anyway.

A quiet phone and radio helps
me think and relax.

We’re all part of
the solution.

A lot of people look for me to do the right thing – at school, work, home, and especially on the road. By living up to my responsibilities and changing the way I think about driving, I can create real and lasting change here in Idaho.

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Being a leader comes naturally to some of us. For others, it’s about realizing our potential and finding ways to demonstrate our strengths. Behind the wheel or in the passenger seat, our actions speak as loud as our words. Owning the moment is a powerful way to make a shift others will respond to.

We’re all part of the solution.

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