Street Survival

Real world. Hands on. When your teen driver attends a Street Survival school, we teach them to control your car in unpredictable situations based on its handling limits. They master the application of driving physics using their car. They learn how to make good driving decisions and react more quickly. They become more aware and learn how to begin anticipating the actions of other drivers. The Tire Rack Street Survival school is a safe teen driving program, designed to go beyond today's required driver education and give teens across the U.S. the driving tools and hands-on experience they need to become safer, smarter drivers. The school provides trained and qualified in-car driving instructors as well as valuable classroom experience for each student. Last year, over 5,000 teenagers died in motor vehicle crashes, the leading killer of American youths aged 16 to 19, accounting for more than 40 percent of fatalities in that age bracket. To reduce this number we developed Tire Rack Street Survival, a non-profit, national driver education program aimed at teaching teens the skills they need to stay alive behind the wheel. We've conducted more than 100 schools each of the last four years, training even more teenagers to become safe, responsible drivers. Our goal for 2017 is 125 schools, from New Hampshire to California and Florida to Minnesota. The next Tire Race Street Survival School in DFW is October 1st at Burleson ISD Stadium. Please visit www.streetsurvival.org for more information and to register. Only $75 per student. See you there!