Project 111 would like to thank The Midland Area Community Foundation for their generous grant in the amount of $40,000 to fund the Project 111 Driving School. Project 111 has developed a driving school and is pleased to announce that thanks to this very generous donation it will be launching a driving school in 2022. …
Read MoreProject 111 would like to congratulate our Executive Director Sarah Schieber on being selected to participate in the Novice Teen Driver Education & Training Administrative Standards (NTDETAS) work group to set recommendations and standards regarding teens, driver education, and graduated drivers licenses. Congratulations Sarah! Thank you for all you do to impact teens and…
Read MoreLate last week the Governor’s Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced some very alarming statistics and Project 111 wanted to make you aware immediately. This was the headline: Traffic Deaths SURGE during pandemic – despite fewer drivers. Fewer people are on the roads these days due to quarantines and Covid-19. So! You would think that traffic…
Read MoreJoin us on Thursday, November 5 and 12 noon!Our Virtual Spotlights and Headlights Benefit for Project 111 will feature wonderful music and great information about the amazing impact Project 111 is having in the Great Lakes Bay Region!
Read MoreMidland High School is one of 62 Michigan high schools that has benefitted from efforts to make teenagers better, safer drivers by participating in Strive For a Safer Drive (S4SD), a public-private partnership between Ford Driving Skills for Life and the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning (OHSP). The peer-led traffic safety campaign seeks to…
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