Southeast Coalition for Roadway Safety

ALT Image of a police car with text on top reading "Put your phone down while driving Missouri's Hands-Free Law is in Effect" The Buckle Up Phone Down logo is in the right corner of the image.

ALT A group of eleven people stand indoors in front of a wood-paneled wall decorated with sports banners and a Rotary Club banner. They are all making the Buckle Up Phone Down hand gesture by raising one forearm horizontally and pointing downward with the other hand. One person in the center holds a sign that reads “Buckle Up Phone Down – Take the Pledge.” Above the photo, large text reads “Buckle Up Phone Down,” accompanied by small arrow graphics. At the bottom, text reads “Accept the Challenge! modot.org/bupd,” along with the Buckle Up Phone Down logo.

ALT A safety‑themed graphic featuring two arrow‑shaped icons. At the top left, a blue upward‑pointing arrow contains the words “Buckle Up.” At the lower left, an orange downward‑pointing arrow contains the words “Phone Down.” To the right, large blue and white text reads “Buckle Up Phone Down.” A faint background shows part of a vehicle interior, including a seatbelt area and a mobile phone resting in a mount.

ALT Purple background with green dots. Text overlay in cartoon-type font reads Teen Driver Facts: 69,997 crashes 96% buckled 95% with minor or no injuries Keep it up, Missouri teens!

ALT Heads Up Missouri logo

ALT A graphic split into two photos side by side. The left photo shows a person seated in a vehicle wearing a seat belt. The right photo shows a different person seated in another vehicle, also wearing a seat belt. Bold text at the top reads “Who wore it better?” Large text at the bottom reads “96% of teens in crashes were buckled up.” The background features bright colors and comic-style accents.

ALT Graphic of pedestrians walking at two crosswalks. The background of the image is blue with text overlay "Always be alert for pedestrians. Safe Drivers Save Lives"

ALT A promotional flyer for a Child Passenger Safety Technician course features a large photo of a child seated in a vehicle car seat with properly fastened harness straps. The left side of the flyer has a dark green background with bold white text reading “Child Passenger Safety Technician Courses.” Below, paragraphs explain course requirements, including full attendance, hands on and written exams, and that 24 hours of MO POST credits are offered. The registration fee is listed as $95, with possible funding available through the MoDOT Highway Safety & Traffic Office. Contact information for reimbursement inquiries is included. A box highlighting an upcoming course session: A yellow box labeled “Feb. 8-11” lists class times Monday–Wednesday 8–5 and Thursday 8–3, held at the MoDOT Sikeston District Office. Car seat checks will be held at Sikeston DPS. At the bottom, there is a “Registration” button and a URL (https://tinyurl.com/55ws2z83), alongside a QR code for accessing registration i

ALT A colorful promotional flyer titled “First Impact Safe Driving 101 for Parents & Teens.” The top section shows a roadway scene and a person sitting in the driver’s seat of a car with an adult seated beside them. Below the title is a banner reading “Learn the rules. Build confidence. Stay safe.” The flyer explains that the session teaches parents and teens about Missouri’s Graduated Driver License program, driving requirements, restrictions, and safety practices. A yellow road-sign graphic with a car symbol appears on the left. Icons across the center highlight session benefits: understanding rules and regulations, key restrictions every teen must know, practical safety tips, and confidence-building for supporting new drivers. The bottom half lists event details: Date – Tuesday, October 20, 2026 Time – 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Location – SADI-Community Room, 755 S. Kingshighway, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703. There is a curved road graphic leading to a badge-shaped sign reading “Safe Driving Today