01/24/2010

More Grassroots Success in New Jersey!

Joanne from Little Miss Julia has done it again! This one woman army against distracted driving in New Jersey has covered the most amazing amount of ground in the last three months. She's rallied PTAs, police departments, parents organizations and now the New Jersey Media behind the fight to end distracted driving!  Click here to read the AWESOME article Joanne wrote for the Daily Record: Download Dailyrecord

Thank you Joanne. You are saving lives in your community and state every single day with your dedication, drive and heart.

Jan 24, 2010 9:41:39 AM

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It is a great thing you all are doing. I think that with a the new technology that can distract a driver, the roads have become a lot more dangerous. Hope as many people as possible visit your site. Im going to add it tom mine!
Thanks
Tony
Grade A Driving Academy
South Jersey

Posted by: Tony Giannini | 04/24/2011 at 11:30 PM

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