High school safe-driving competition held at Middletown school
Enlarge Dauphin and Perry County high school students take part in the Safe Driving Competition for high school students held at Middletown Area High School. Students were tested on their driving skills and with written tests during the competition. Waiting his turn on the driving course, Millersburg Area High School senior Torin Keefer keeps the rain off his head as he talks to Swatara Twp. officer Al Reinhart. 04/12/2011 DAN GLEITER, The Patriot-News 2011 High School Safe Driving Competition gallery (6 photos) About 20 high school students from Dauphin and Perry counties took part in the 2011 High School Safe Driving Competition held at Middletown Area High School today.
The competition has four components driving skill test, perceptual slide examination, written test and visual vehicle inspection.
All first- and second- place finishers from the regional safe-driving competitions will vie for scholarships in state competition May 12 at the Radisson Hotel Harrisburg Hershey in East Pennsboro Township in Cumberland County.
A $5 thousand, a $3 thousand and a $2 thousand scholarship will be awarded to the top three state competition finalists.
The competition is a project of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association, PennDOT, law enforcement and other safety-related organizations.
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