Safety & Injury Prevention Education
Traffic Safety Classes
Traffic Safety Classes
Registration is required and classes fill up quickly. Register as soon as possible by selecting a class below.
Courses for Adults
High-Risk Driver class
The High-Risk Driver course is designed to educate individuals about the consequences of dangerous driving behaviors, including speeding, reckless driving, and impaired decision-making. Participants will learn strategies to improve driving habits, enhance road safety, and make better choices behind the wheel.
Seatbelt and Distracted Driving class
The Seatbelt and Distracted Driving class explores the dangers of distractions and the life-saving importance of seatbelt use, equipping participants with knowledge to make safer driving choices.
Share the Roads class
The Share the Roads class teaches safe practices for interacting with all road users, promoting awareness and responsibility to prevent crashes and ensure everyone’s safety.
Victim Impact Panel
The Victim Impact Panel shares powerful stories from those affected by impaired driving, encouraging participants to reflect on the real consequences of their choices and commit to safer behavior.
Courses for Minors
Minor in Possession course
The Minor in Possession course includes education about the science supporting a legal drinking age of 21, and the consequences of making bad choices while under the influence, furnishing alcohol to a minor or service industry non-compliance citations.
Young Driver Improvement course
The Young Driver Improvement Class is designed to empower parents and adolescents with skills, goals, and tools that are proven to make young drivers safer drivers. The focus is on introducing the Oregon Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) as a framework for success, slowly increasing the driving privileges of young drivers in specific areas that are known to be the riskiest for our teens. We review parenting strategies, building a family contract, and emphasize the importance of experience when driving.
Advanced registration is required
If you need assistance, the best way to reach us is via email at TNTT@lhs.org. If you would like to leave a voicemail, please call 503-413-4960. Please note, this voicemail is only checked once per week.
