Toyota and Teen Vogue – Arrive in Style
When I was notified about the Toyota and Teen Vogue Arrive in Style mission I knew I had to sit down with my teen daughter and sign the pledge. Toyota sent my teen and I a beauty kit and are providing one for me to give away to one of my lucky readers in promotion of their mutual driving agreement – to encourage each of you to head over and sign the pledge with your teen.
Moms and daughters will be able to take the safe driving pledge until 12/20/13, which makes you eligible to win a monthly beauty box from Teen Vogue.
After signing the pledge, you can also post an “air driving” picture on the site for a chance to win a trip to NYC to be featured in Teen Vogue. Photos must be uploaded to the site by 9/3/13 in order to be entered in the NYC trip contest.
T and I went over each step on the pledge together by carefully reading them aloud. Each section had its own topic and made great talking points.
In addition to posting photos on the “Arrive in Style” site, you can also share your “air driving” photos on Instagram with the hashtag #arriveinstyle — since that is a great platform to raise awareness as well!
An easy Facebook “share” feature will pop up on the “Arrive in Style” site after you sign the pledge. By sharing your pledge with your online community you will earn extra entries into the monthly beauty box giveaway hosted by Teen Vogue.
Why Teen Vogue?
Teen Vogue really shares in Toyota’s commitment to empower girls to be safe on the road, so Toyota couldn’t have picked a better partner to create such a unique, fun and informative program with.
With a readership of nearly 3.5 million and an additional 3 million plus social followers, Teen Vogue was the ideal partner to get this message out to teen girls.
Toyota’s Commitment to Safe Driving:
Toyota offers a variety of resources to help all teens become safer drivers – from behind the wheel safe driving clinics, to online games and resources – and this initiative with Teen Vogue is a wonderful way to not only bring awareness to important teen driving issues, but also let teens and parents know that Toyota is here with resources to help them.
Head over to sign the mutual driving agreement with your teen and then enter to win a beauty box below! Not only will you be automatically entered to win a beauty box from Teen Vogue’s website, you’ll also have a chance to win one from mine.
{this is a photo of our beauty box contents, the prize pack may vary in items}
Full Disclosure: This post was written as part of my association with Toyota for Arrive in Style
no texting or talking on the phone!
No phone use, always use signals and no loud music
Do one thing at a time. Never texting while driving.
I would tell them to cut out all possible distractions such as their phone and the radio, that way they can focus all their attention on driving.
Focus on driving and don’t get distracted.
No texting!!!
No texting is the biggie.
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no texting
take your time its not a race!
Focus solely on the road. Not your phone, not the music, not your friend in the passenger seat.
No texting and driving!
to stay calm, no road rage.
always where your seat belt!
do not answer attend to the while driving and no putting on make up at stop lights
turn the phone off
Not to drive around a pak of distracting kids.
No texting, no gag of friends along, no loud music!!!!
Always leave yourself a couple mins. when possible to just make sure you have all you need for whatever trip, your phone is off during driving, you have a couple bucks in your pocket or hid somewhere in the car in case of emergency, and your mirrors, windows, and mind is clear to drive!
Keeping the phone on silent and stowed away in the back seat.
no cell phone use
Pay attention to the road and not your phone!
don’t text while driving
Minimize distractions and focus on driving.
dont eat while driving
Just to make sure to stay focused on the road and your surroundings! Never drive with cruise control when it is raining or you could hydroplane!
Absolutely NO texting!!
absolutely no cell phones!
No cell phone use!
No texting, no talking on the phone!!
No texting!
pay attention to the road
Never touch the phone while driving, keep paying attention to the road.
no texting or phone use, wear your seat belt at all times,no more than 3 people in the car at any time
Don’t text & drive & don’t talk on the phone while driving. Also keep the music down.
put the phone out of reach
We sent our teens to defensive driving school.
No phones or other distracting devices in operation while driving. If you have to make a call or answer a text, pull over.
First thing pop the phone in the dash on silent next up seat belt. The two things I am always reminding
we constantly remind ours that they are not driving just for themselves, but also for the cars in front, sides and behind them. anticipate the worst and prepare for the best. thanks for the great giveaway!
Always check all your mirrors before merging.
always wear your seatbelt.
I would advise concentration, no cell, turn signals, and enjoy driving.
Always watch out for the other guy.
NO PHONE !! Seat belt first thing
No texting while driving
Keep the cell phone put away. If it’s a girl, leave it in the purse until she gets to her destination.
Certainly no texting, but I’m against using phones at all while driving.
drive safely 🙂
no txting!
No more then one friend in the car and no phone!
The most important tip to keep teen drivers safe is no driving at night with friends.
Don’t text or talk on the phone in the car.
don’t drink and drive
always stay alert. If you can’t dont drive.
the most dangerous thing to me is texting and talking on the phone while driving
No texting.
Leave your cell phone silent or in the trunk. It’s too much of a temptation while driving
Be very aware of your surroundings and no using phone in any kind of way.
No using the phone for anything while driving….pull over if you need to use your phone for calling or texting.
Minimize distractions like eating, texting, and talking on the phone!
No texting or talking on the phone.
No phone, no music, concentrate
My parents taught me to obey the two second rule religiously. By staying two seconds behind the car in front of me (which can be tricky), I kept my focus on the road and have avoided accidents.
No more than 1 passenger in the car at a time. And absolutely no using the cell phone for anything while driving.
Absolutely NO TEXTING!!!
Never allow your eyes, hands, your mind leave the road. Never get mad when they didn’t get the text to pick something up on their way home. Make sure they know anything can wait. Always look for directions before leaving.
Phone stays in the purse!!!
Phone stays out of sight! Texting and driving is nearly as bad or worse as drinking and driving!
To always pay attention to the road..no distractions
dont text and drive!
no texting or else.
educate them on the dangers of using it
No texting, always stay alert.
Know where you’re going, before you leave
Absolutely NO PHONE –
No cell phone what so ever
CELL PHONE STAYS IN PURSE!
Of course no cell phone use of any kind, and also to be equipped with an emergency kit. I also have really worked with my duaghter on paying attention to other drivers because a lot of times it is other drivers that are not paying attention!
Everytime say NO TEXTING
They are not to be talking on the phone or texting when they drive
Not to text and drive
No phone
Do not text or play on your phone while you are driving!!
Never trust the other driver and be observant.
I tell my daughter never to wear her headphones when driving because it’s distracting while driving.
put your phone in your purse when you drive so you aren’t tempted to text and drive
Do not text while driving!
Don’t use your phone while in the car. Pull over if you have to make a call.
no texting or talking on cell
Do not answer your phone as no phone call is more important than getting to the place you are driving to safe and alive.
No using the cell phone while driving!!
turn off cell phone and leave it in your purse!
Making sure they don’t use their cell phone and getting one of those devices that tracks there driving… thank goodness my girls won’t drive for more than 10 years
Make sure you always wear your seatbelt and do not use your phone at all while driving!
Use the app to keep cell phones off when the car is in motion.
Never use your phone while driving!
Stay off the phone
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To pay attention and ignore that cell phone.
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Keep your cellphone out of your hands while you’re in that car!
Keep your eyes on the road and your phone in the glove box!
No texting, no talking on the cell while driving!
To not drive when you are angry or frustrated
Let someone else drive…..lol No! my one tip that I always tell my teens when driving is do not text or talk on their phones. thank you
No texting and driving!
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Always be aware!
no texting while driving
Limit the number of friends in the vehicle with her
Get everything situated (radio, seatbelt, drink, whatever) before you start.
No texting or talking on cell phone.
Leave the phone in the purse rather than talking or texting on it.
Pay attention and avoid distractions.