Seniors at William Floyd High School learn about dangers of distracted driving
High school students in Shirley learned about the dangers of distracted driving today. Jacy Good, a victim of distracted driving, visited seniors at William Floyd High School to talk about a program
•
Feb 5, 2014, 4:29 AM
•
Updated 4,054 days ago
Share:
High school students in Shirley learned about the dangers of distracted driving today.
Jacy Good, a victim of distracted driving, visited seniors at William Floyd High School to talk about a program she created called "Hang Up And Drive."
Good suffered a traumatic brain injury, along with several physical problems, after a horrible car crash that killed her mother and father.
The teen who slammed into the family was using his cellphone at the time of the accident.
Good says she has visited about 300 schools in New York to discuss ways to prevent distracted driving.
More from News 12
1:26
Police: Man arrested for spray-painting multiple Nassau locations, may be responsible for more vandalism
2:04
STORM WATCH: Cooler today; tracking gusty winds and rain for Sunday
0:31
Police make arrest, ID victim in deadly Bay Shore hit-and-run
1:32
Students in North Bellmore shave heads to raise money for 15th annual St. Baldrick's event
0:27
Multivehicle crash sends car through fence in Roosevelt
0:23
