The Annual AAA Traffic Safety Poster & Video Contest

The annual AAA Traffic Safety & Poster Contest brings out creativity in young people, while teaching them about important traffic safety issues.

Directions:
Students should illustrate a designated safety theme demonstrating correct behavior, and create a catchy slogan while striving to design a visually memorable entry. A local panel of experts will judge entries.

Grades K-8 themes:
Primary Grades K-2
Pedestrian and Child Passenger Safety (e.g., Play Away From Cars, Booster Seat Use, School Bus Safety)

Elementary Grades 3-5
(e.g., Bike Safety, Walking to School, Be Aware of Traffic)

Junior High Grades 6-8
How to Be a Good Passenger
(e.g., Buckle Up, Don't Distract the Driver)

Submit your entries to:
AAA Traffic Safety
1415 Kellum Place
Garden City, NY 11530

Deadline is March 11, 2016

Good luck!!

For more information visit AAA.com/Safety

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