National Crash Prevention Program

NCPP is proud to be a sponsor and supporter of the Cape Fear Purple Heart Dinner! We are thankful for the heros that have served and sacrificed for our country!

Such a blessing to spend time with these young men and women that have chosen to serve our country and hopefully encourage them to make successful decisions!

Busy week at NCPP! Great groups at Cleveland HS, USMC Resiliency Training and Camp Johnson!

The 2nd key to making successful decisions is surrounding yourself the right people!

What a privilege it was to speak to and spend time with a great group of young people at Onslow County DSS this week!

It might be raining but these guys don’t care. Still a great day for traffic safety, decision making and spending time with young Marines!

We love spending time with these young men and women. It never gets old. Even had a former Driver’s Ed student in the group. So awesome to see young men and women doing great things!

Another great day at Camp Johnson. Thanks to Mark Anderson from the Forensic Test for Alcohol Branch and Assistant Onslow County DA Veronica Van Tol for joining us!

Did you know that in 1899 Henry Bliss became the first known pedestrian to die as a result of a motor vehicle collision? Bliss was allegedly stepping off from a streetcar when he was struck by a passing automobile. The driver of the automobile was initially arrested and charged with his death but the charges would later be dismissed.

According to IIHS, 1,109 people lost their lives in 2021 due to someone running a red light. More than half of those were pedestrians and cyclists. Remember to always scan your intersections and pause before entering the intersection if you’re the first car in line when your light turns green.

Enjoyed spending the morning with 200 of these fine young men and women talking about driving and decision making!

Sunday morning thought…