Reckless Driving Awareness
Reckless driving isn't just a traffic violation—it's a choice that destroys lives. This is the tragic reality. This is why we must do better.
Every day, preventable accidents caused by reckless driving claim lives and shatter families. Together, we can raise awareness and inspire change.
This is the truck. This is what reckless driving looks like. This is why Toby's story matters.
The Reality of Reckless Driving
Every 11 seconds, someone is injured in a car crash.
According to the NHTSA, over 42,000 people die in car crashes annually in the United States. Reckless driving—speeding, aggressive driving, distracted driving—is a leading cause of these preventable deaths.
Reckless Driving Takes More Than Lives.
When someone dies in a reckless driving accident, it doesn't just affect them. It shatters families, traumatizes survivors, and leaves a community forever changed.
Spouses lose partners. Children lose parents. Families lose loved ones. Communities lose members. The ripple effects are immeasurable.
What Counts as Reckless Driving?
- • Excessive speeding or racing
- • Aggressive driving or road rage
- • Driving while distracted (texting, phone use)
- • Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
- • Failing to obey traffic signals or driving recklessly in bad weather
- • Weaving through traffic or unsafe lane changes
What We Can Do
For Yourself
- ✓ Obey speed limits and traffic laws
- ✓ Never drive distracted—keep your eyes on the road
- ✓ Never drive under the influence
- ✓ Stay calm and don't engage in road rage
- ✓ Practice defensive driving techniques
For Your Community
- ✓ Talk to young drivers about safe driving
- ✓ Report reckless drivers to law enforcement
- ✓ Support awareness campaigns and initiatives
- ✓ Advocate for stronger traffic enforcement
- ✓ Share your story to help prevent future tragedies
This is Why the Toby Myers Foundation Exists
On March 22nd, 2026, Toby Myers was killed by a reckless driver. He was 28 years old. He had a life ahead of him. He had dreams. He had people who loved him.
His death was preventable. This tragedy was preventable. But it happened. And now, we're committed to ensuring no one has to face this pain alone, and that we inspire change to prevent future tragedies.
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If You've Been Affected
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