Keep Kids Alive Drive 25® Turns 26!

Born in August of 1998, Keep Kids Alive Drive 25® has grown into a national movement to engage residents as frontline solutions to address the problems we cause; namely speeding, all manner of distracted driving, lack of seat belt use, running stop signs, tailgating, and more. We are present in more than 1,700 communities representing 49 states.

Following are photos of a few of the landmark campaigns initiated in our early years. Learn how you can get started or expand initiatives in your community at KKAD25 Get Started.

FCC Carriers adopts "It's Not A Race-Create Space" in memory of James Davis — **FCC Carriers adopts** **"It's Not A Race-Create Space"** in memory of
James Davis

Oro Valley, AZ the first City to initiate "America's Trash Talks to Keep Kids Alive" 13% reduction in average speeds. — **Oro Valley, AZ** the first City to initiate **"America's Trash Talks to Keep Kids Alive"** **13% reduction in average speeds.**

First community yard sign campaign in Oceanside, CA -1999. 16% reduction in average speeds. — **First community yard sign campaign in Oceanside, CA -1999.** **16% reduction** **in average speeds.**

Echo Hills, Sarpy County, NE - First neighborhood campaign in 1999. Signs still send the KKAD25 message today. — **Echo Hills, Sarpy County, NE - First neighborhood campaign in 1999. Signs still send the *KKA*D25 message today.**

Certified Transmission Car Museum - October 17th, 2024 Event

Experience a once in a lifetime two hour tour of over 130 classic American Muscle cars with collector Peter Fink, owner of Certified Transmission. The event supports the 26+ year mission of Keep Kids Alive Drive 25.

26 Years of Keeping Kids Alive

As Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 turns 26, take a look back at a few of the landmark campaigns initiated in our early years. Learn how you can get started or expand initiatives in your community.