The Humanity Project announces its new Speakers Bureau

offering a variety of free online talks for adults.

The talks are intended for a general adult audience, not auto safety experts.

These include two important topics related to highway safety:

• “Teaching respect on the roads”: What is respectful driving and how can we better encourage this behavior in both adult and teen motorists?
• “Respect on the roads”: Respect for others is never more immediately urgent than when we are driving. A former investigative reporter on auto safety offers insights and practical tips for safe motoring.

Each 20-minute presentation offers a fresh perspective on safe attentive driving, offered by former investigative journalists who worked for years on auto safety or health issues. By reframing highway safety within the context of respect for other individuals, each talk inspires everyday motorists to consider the impact of their driving behavior on the lives of fellow human beings – and on their own family. This understanding in turn can directly influence motoring habits.

The talks are engaging and interactive PowerPoint presentations, with written and online follow-up materials available. They help motivate members of companies, nonprofits or other organizations to more closely align their driving patterns with those practices widely promoted by auto safety organizations: namely, attentive controlled driving.

Groups can register at least two weeks in advance by calling the Humanity Project: 954-205-2722. Or email info@thehumanityproject.com