Royal Palm Beach, Floride, USA. 5ème apr 2019. Royal Palm Beach high school de la DDAS Timothy membres du Club Ballen, Noadia Lindor et Janiya Pryor prendre part à une prom night crash reenactment jeudi matin, 4 avril, 2019. En 2018, 2 673 jeunes conducteurs ont été impliqués dans une collision à Palm Beach Comté avec plus de sept se plante un jour par les adolescents. Comme l'école secondaire pour préparer prom, les soins de santé de district du comté de Palm Beach et ses partenaires communautaires sont l'enseignement d'une leçon importante pour garder les élèves en sécurité sur la route. ? ?rêves brisés ? Reconstitution d'un crash a été regardée par 500 personnes âgées au Royal P

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April 5, 2019 - Royal Palm Beach, Florida, U.S. - Royal Palm Beach high school SADD Club member's Timothy Ballen, Noadia Lindor and Janiya Pryor take part in a prom night crash reenactment Thursday morning, April 4, 2019. In 2018, 2, 673 teen drivers were involved in a crash in Palm Beach County with over seven crashes a day by teenagers. As high school seniors prepare for prom, the Health Care District of Palm Beach County and its community partners are teaching a dramatic lesson to keep students safe on the road.??Shattered Dreams? a crash reenactment was watched by 500 seniors at the Royal Palm Beach high school football stadium, Thursday morning. Students portrayed a prom night car collision as real firefighters and police came to the rescue. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among 15 to 20 year olds, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.?Drunk driving, distracted driving, and speeding are common factors that contribute to crashes involving teens that end in injury and in some cases, death. These reenactments that were held at several schools, facilitated by David Summers, RN, CFRN, EMT-P, Trauma Nurse Outreach Coordinator with the Health Care District?s Trauma Agency, remind students of the tragic consequences of poor decision-making. ?Knowledge is power, ? Summers said. ?Our goal is to educate our youth on making smart choices as it relates to traffic safety and beyond. (Credit Image: © Allen Eyestone/The Palm Beach Post via ZUMA Wire)