Teen "Safety Scholars" Teach Peers in Video Competition Pt 2

As part of its annual scholarship competition, "Safety Scholars," Bridgestone is asking students throughout the U.S. to come up with creative ways to introduce auto safety tips. Students will create short videos that promote driver safety and education. The top three contestants, who will be announced Aug. 8, will each receive a $5,000 college scholarship and the top four winners will showcase their work at the 2009 Chicago Auto Show. This video was produced by Tyler Gullingsrud.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• comedy
• art
• video
• production
• cars
• automobiles
• safety
• contests
• teens
• young
• girls
• boys

[Rebiggenator]

No, I made it sound like I was inviting a flame war, which I was. What I find delicious is that you accepted my invitation a full year (at least according to youtube) after it was issued. I'm one well-fed troll.

[banloo29]

no you made it sound like anytime its not your fault that you weren't driving correctly

[Rebiggenator]

"Not at fault" does not mean you were driving defensively. The vast majority of accidents are preventable by either driver. When I was a delivery driver on a college campus, I routinely avoided accidents that other (drunk) drivers almost caused. Does this mean I would have been at fault if I had failed to avoid one such accident?

[banloo29]

that didnt make any since...if it wasnt your fault then its the other pesons which means its there fault....

[PsychoJosh]

Lego people are so cute!

[Rebiggenator]

if you get in an accident that wasn't your fault, it means you were NOT driving safely. shut up, vebby. love rebiggenator.

[Vebby11]

nice video!