Meet the 2019 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Class.
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Shelton’s Carri Fennel endured the dire consequestions of distracted driving.
In a recent AAA study, two-thirds of Washington drivers claimed that they multi-task well while driving. Carri Fennel begs to differ. Nearly 10 years ago, the Shelton teacher tried to respond to a message on her phone while behind the wheel. She never imagined how that one decision would forever change two families; her own and that of the pedestrian she nearly killed. In the ongoing fight to end distracted driving, Fennel spoke with us about her experience. You can read her full account of that fateful day and its irreversible consequences.
Meet the 2019 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Class.
Meet the 2018 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Class.
Meet the 2017 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Class.
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