Valentine’s Day is a great time to remind your friends, classmates, and community that one of the best ways to show you care is to buckle up every time you get in a vehicle!
Use Valentine’s Day—or any day—to create a fun Buckle Up for LOVE campaign at your school or organization. Get creative with how you spread the message!
You could create:
Posters and signs
Flyers or stickers
Digital signs or announcements
Val-O-Grams with a safe driving message
Social media posts and videos
A school-wide seat belt awareness campaign
Want to take it a step further? Ask a local business to sponsor your campaign and add their logo to your materials.
Encourage students to share why they buckle up for the people they love. Create short videos, reels, or posts featuring students answering:
“Why do you Buckle Up?”
For example:
“I buckle up because my family would miss me.”
“I buckle up because I want to set a good example for my younger siblings.”
“I buckle up because I want to make sure my friends get home safely.”
“I buckle up because wearing a seat belt should always be part of getting in the car.”
Feature the messages on your school's social media and encourage students to share them on their own accounts. The goal is to make buckling up a normal part of every ride.
Show someone how much you love them and Buckle Up for LOVE!
Every time you get in a vehicle, remind yourself and the people riding with you to buckle up. Wearing a seat belt is one of the simplest things you can do to help protect yourself and your passengers.
The bigger your campaign, the more points you can earn!
Take photos and videos of your campaign and save screenshots showing how many people your social media posts reached. Points are based on the creativity, participation, and reach of your campaign.
Point Value: 300–1,000 Points, depending on the scope of your campaign
Facebook: @OklahomaChallengeDistractedDriving or #okchallenge
Instagram: @oklahomachallenge or #okchallenge
Organization: Educational Alternatives – Oklahoma Challenge
Website: https://oklahomachallenge.org
Email: info@oklahomachallenge.org
Valentine’s Day is a great time to remind your friends, classmates, and community that one of the best ways to show you care is to buckle up every time you get in a vehicle!
Use Valentine’s Day—or any day—to create a fun Buckle Up for LOVE campaign at your school or organization. Get creative with how you spread the message!
You could create:
Posters and signs
Flyers or stickers
Digital signs or announcements
Val-O-Grams with a safe driving message
Social media posts and videos
A school-wide seat belt awareness campaign
Want to take it a step further? Ask a local business to sponsor your campaign and add their logo to your materials.
Encourage students to share why they buckle up for the people they love. Create short videos, reels, or posts featuring students answering:
“Why do you Buckle Up?”
For example:
“I buckle up because my family would miss me.”
“I buckle up because I want to set a good example for my younger siblings.”
“I buckle up because I want to make sure my friends get home safely.”
“I buckle up because wearing a seat belt should always be part of getting in the car.”
Feature the messages on your school's social media and encourage students to share them on their own accounts. The goal is to make buckling up a normal part of every ride.
Show someone how much you love them and Buckle Up for LOVE!
Every time you get in a vehicle, remind yourself and the people riding with you to buckle up. Wearing a seat belt is one of the simplest things you can do to help protect yourself and your passengers.
The bigger your campaign, the more points you can earn!
Take photos and videos of your campaign and save screenshots showing how many people your social media posts reached. Points are based on the creativity, participation, and reach of your campaign.
Point Value: 300–1,000 Points, depending on the scope of your campaign
Facebook: @OklahomaChallengeDistractedDriving or #okchallenge
Instagram: @oklahomachallenge or #okchallenge
Organization: Educational Alternatives – Oklahoma Challenge
Website: https://oklahomachallenge.org
Email: info@oklahomachallenge.org
