264744 - Distracted Driving Mats and Goggles - Injury Preven

DIES Distracted Driving Mat Activity with Real Time Feedback System (RTFS) – Interactive Mat and Wheel

Item # DIES DD2

This (4′ x 14′) durable, DIES® (Danger In Every Step) rubber-backed mat has graphics on one side depicting a rural town setting with streets, crosswalks, and other common town locations and roadway features. The challenge is to drive through town using the DIES® Steering Wheel with the car to simulate a driving experience. Participants first travel around the simulated town, making stops at various locations while observing safe driving habits such as obeying traffic signs, looking both ways before crossing the train tracks, watching for pedestrians, and keeping their car on the road.

After participants complete their first trek through town, they are asked to drive the route again, with added distractions. Distractions such as texting while driving typically cause the driver to make errors such as missing turns, driving off the road, driving through stop signs, or hitting pedestrians. The resulting experience demonstrates how distractions can affect a person’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.

This upgrade takes the DIES Mat activity to the next level by delivering instant sound and vibration alerts for risky actions taken during the activity like drifting off the road, speeding, or failing to stop. This immediate feedback helps participants identify their errors in real-time, creating eye-opening moments for reflection. These insights spark meaningful discussion about how drowsy and distracted driving can lead to life-threatening consequences. This upgrade includes: 1 RTFS interactive wheel and 1 guide mat with sensors.

Kit Includes:

Item must be exact.  No substitutions.

ADPH reserves the right to not award based on budget restrictions.

Questions: Contact Bentasia Parker at 334-206-7941


Fatal Vision Drowsy and Distracted - Program Kit

Item # DD Program

This introductory kit includes one Fatal Vision Drowsy and Distracted Goggles and five (5) easy to deliver activities that highlight the risks associated with drowsy and distracted driving.

Experience
Participants of this drowsy and distracted driving prevention program will understand the harmful effects and potentially devastating consequences that can arise from driving while tired or distracted. From glancing at your phone to sending a text to nodding off behind the wheel, it’s clear: drowsy and distracted driving is impaired driving.
How It Works
The drowsy and distracted driving prevention program kit features activities to use in conjunction with the Fatal Vision Drowsy and Distracted Goggles These goggles are configured and controlled through Bluetooth using an app on your mobile phone. You can choose between three different impairment modes:

Item must be exact.  No substitutions.

ADPH reserves the right to not award based on budget restrictions.

Questions: Contact Bentasia Parker at 334-206-7941


Shipping if applicable.

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