Farmington high school students team up with other schools to end distracted driving
Nine people die every day from distracted driving. That may come in the form of texting, putting on makeup or just not paying attention. But for students at Farmington Hills, that's nine people too many. These teens are joining kids from five other schools to end distracted driving. They're producing videos that raise awareness about the dangerous practice - hoping that the lesson comes through more clearer for others as young as them.
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