Teen Drive Wright

Some teens may be referred to our Teen Drive Wright course, a program for juvenile offenders of traffic/motorized vehicle offenses.

This teen traffic safety education course is part of a court alternative or obligation depending on the situation. Teens are referred from the Wright County Attorneys Office if they are eligible for the program. Court Services may also refer students as part of their sentencing or probation requirement.

Teens, along with at least one parent, must attend the 2-hour course that focuses on teen driving risks, responsibilities, and consequences. The course is interactive and involves a variety of teaching methods to meet an array of learning styles.

If you are the parent of a teen who might benefit from a course like this, but the teen has not received a citation, please contact Safe Communities of Wright County for information on course availability, fees, and registration. All courses held at the Wright County Law Enforcement Center, 3800 Braddock Avenue NE, Buffalo, MN.

Please Contact Us via Online Form or Email Us if you are interested.

WEAR A SEAT BELT :
Seat belts save lives. Every person should buckle up in every seat every time.

DRIVE THE SPEED LIMIT:
Drive safe, drive smart, and drive the speed limit.

CONCENTRATE ON DRIVING:
Crashes aren't accidents. Pay attention always!

DRIVE SOBER:
Buzzed driving is drunk driving. Impairment begins with the first drink. Never drive drunk or get into a vehicle with a drunk driver!

If you are in the Wright County area and interested in volunteering to help us save lives through safer roads, we would love to hear from you. We are always looking for volunteer speakers to share personal crash stories, office support, community education and event representatives.

If you are interested in volunteering for Safe Communities of Wright County, please contact us.