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5th Annual Southeastern Pennsylvania Teen Safe Driving ROADeo

Guest speakers, interactive stations, family feud game, fatal vision goggles, food and drinks provided, raffle prizes and so much more!

By Chester County Highway Safety

Date and time

Wednesday, May 28 · 8am - 2pm EDT

Location

West Whiteland Township Police Department

101 Commerce Drive Exton, PA 19341

About this event

  • Event lasts 6 hours

Chester County Highway Safety Project and Delaware County Transportation Management Association are excited to announce we are coordinating the 5th Annual Southeastern PA Teen Safe Driving ROADeo, which will be hosted by West Whiteland Township Police Department.

This event is free of charge and open to ALL high school students in Chester and Delaware Counties. Students may bring a parent or teacher chaperone, guidance counselor, school advisor or any group leader to accompany them to the event.

This event aims to keep teens safe on the roadway through education, interaction, and fun. There will be multiple "stations" for teens to rotate through. These stations include :

  • Blind Spot Demonstration with a semi-truck
  • Drug Recongnition Expert-Impaired & Drugged Driving
  • Fatal Vision Goggles
  • Mock Traffic Stop-West Whiteland PD
  • PennDOT Work Zone
  • Teen Driving Family Feud Game
  • Trike Relay Station
  • Vehicle Service Station

We will have giveaways from Target, Starbucks, McDonalds, Chick-Fil-A, Amazon, Wawa, and many more.

Top prize: Apple Air Pods

Food and drinks will be provided to everyone in attendance.

Don't delay, register today for this interactive, educational workshop. Spots will not be held for any student, you must complete the registration process and recieve a confirmation email to consider yourself registered.

Frequently asked questions

How do I register more than one student?

Each student must have their own registration and ticket. Please register each student individually.

Is transportation provided for the student?

No. Each student is responsible for their own transportation to and from the event.

Are parents welcome to stay for the event or do they need to drop off and pick up?

Yes. All parents and chaperones are welcome to stay and observe the students at the various stations. The conference room used for the Impact Teen Presentation does have a max capacity of 100. Students will be counted first and any remaining space may be filled by parents and chaperones.

Why is this during the school week and not a weekend or day off?

We have found in the past, hosting this event on a weekend competes with sports and club activities resulting in very low attendance.

Do the schools allow students to miss class for this event?

In the past, the high schools have considered this educational event an EXCUSED ABSENCE. It is the responsibility of the parents/caregiver to VERIFY through their respective school that this is still accurate. They are also responsible to provide any documentation requested by the school.

Will food and drinks be provided?

We will provide a light breakfast (donuts, bagels, muffins, fruit, coffee, juice) during registration. We will also provide water/juice throughout the event and a snack late morning/early afternoon (pretzels/cookies). The event concludes at 2:00 pm so we will not be breaking for meals.

Is this event rain or shine?

YES! Please check the weather leading up to the event and dress accordingly. 75% of the event is held outdoors. If rain is in the forecast, we will provide all students with a rain poncho.

What if I have to cancel my registration?

If you need to cancel your registration, please do so through your Eventbrite link provided in the confirmation email you received. If you are experiencing problems or cannot locate the email, please email dediaz@chesco.org.

Is parking free for this event?

Yes, parking is free for the duration of the event.

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Chester County Highway Safety

The Chester County Highway Safety Project (CCHSP) is housed within the Chester County Department of Emergency Services. Our main goal is to help reduce unnecessary injuries and fatalities on our roadways through educational programs, trainings and community events.