Irie Family, Oklahoma
This video shares the story of how Shawn Irie lost his wife and two grandchildren when a young man decided he needed to text and drive on the Turner Turnpike.
Texting Tragedy
Students and members of the Oklahoma FCCLA push local lawmakers to put legislation against texting and driving into effect. After Heather Marie Hickman, an Oklahoma FCCLA State officer, life was taken by a driver who selfishly decided to text and drive.
Caitlynn Brooke Briscoe
On November 30, 2014, this family’s life took a tragic turn and was changed forever. Caitlynn Brooke Briscoe was using her cell phone to text and scroll through music during her drive home. She never made it there. The family shares their story.
Kaylyn's Story
Kaylyn was paralyzed in a car crash in 2017 and was not wearing a seat belt, and she recently won Safe Kids Worldwide’s “Take It From A Teen” video contest. Here is her story.
Linda Doyle, 61
On September 3, 2008, 61-year-old Linda Doyle was killed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when a young driver talking on a cell phone ran a red light and smashed into her vehicle. Since her mother's death, Jennifer Smith has become an outspoken advocate against distracted driving.
Don't Text and Drive
The Oklahoma Challenge and FCCLA members work together to spread awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.
