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Each year more than 3,500 people die in traffic crashes in Texas, and more than 350,000 are injured. Why? Because motorists are driving too fast, not paying attention behind the wheel, passing carelessly, driving drunk, failing to buckle up for every trip, and making a variety of other avoidable mistakes that lead to serious and deadly crashes.
For more than a decade, TxDOT’s Traffic Safety Section has used videos to show drivers how to drive safely and to call attention to the importance of knowing the state’s traffic laws and obeying them. Using an engaging question-and-answer format and advice delivered by state troopers and other safety experts, these short videos allow drivers to both test their knowledge about safe driving and learn what it takes to be a smart and safe driver.
Safe Driving in Texas Library
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“Dillo Flip” English :30
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“Dillo Flip” Spanish :30
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“Watch Where You’re Glowing” English :30
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“Watch Where You’re Glowing” Spanish :30
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“Longhorns” English
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“Longhorns” Spanish
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“Haunted/Home” English :30
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“Haunted/Home” Spanish :30
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“When It Clicks” English :30
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“When It Clicks” Spanish :30
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“Fastest Seat Belter” :30
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“Thrill of the Fight” English :30
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“Thrill of the Fight” Spanish :30
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“No Accident” English :30
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“No Accident” Spanish :30
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“Work Zone Safety PSA” English
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“Work Zone Safety PSA” Spanish
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Move Over PSA – English
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Move Over PSA – Spanish
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“Mr. Rhodes/Driver” English :30
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“Sr. Calles/Driver” Spanish :30
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“Mr. Rhodes/Pedestrian” English :30
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“Sr. Calles/Pedestrian” Spanish :30
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“See the Light” English
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“See the Light” Spanish
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“Surprise Surprise” English
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“Surprise Surprise” Spanish
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You vs You Pedestrian English
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You vs You Pedestrian Spanish
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You vs You Bicyclist English
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You vs You Bicyclist Spanish
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You vs You Driver English
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You vs You Driver Spanish
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Pedestrian
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Driver
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Cyclist
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Pedestrian – Spanish
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Driver – Spanish
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Cyclist – Spanish
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Night Visions – English
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Night Visions – Spanish
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Stay Work Zone Aware
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“Tired Faces” Pedestrian Safety English TV PSA :15
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“Tired Faces” Pedestrian Safety Spanish TV PSA :15
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Share the Road: Look Twice PSA “Invisible”
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Testimonial – Bianca
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Testimonial – Abbie/Tonya
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Testimonial – Tonya
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Testimonial – Abbie
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Testimonial – Ethan/Trey
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Victim Tribute – Brianna & Jade
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Victim Tribute – Emma & Tita
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Victim Tribute – Tyson
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Victim Tribute – Amanda
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Victim Tribute – Jacob
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PSA “Cell Phone Man Cake” :15
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PSA “Cell Phone Man Bunny” :15
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PSA “Cell Phone Man Dress” :15 Spanish
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PSA “Cell Phone Man Map” :15
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PSA ” Cell Phone Man Buzz” :15 English
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PSA “Cell Phone Man” :30 English
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Double Drowsy – Drowsy Driving
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Distracted Driving – Victim Tribute – Chance
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Distracted Driving – Victim Tribute – Elana
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Distracted Driving – Victim Tribute – Katrina
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Culin”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer McDonald”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Wilcox”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Bremner”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Garay”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Rico”
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Click Videos – “Why I Ticket – Officer Salazar”
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Click Videos – “Friendly Cop”
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Impaired Driving – “Spring Break Dave”
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Impaired Driving – “Una Mas y Ya” (Spanish)
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Impaired Driving – “Party Dave”
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Impaired Driving – “I Didn’t Plan”
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Impaired Driving – “This is the moment”
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Driving In Wet Weather Quiz
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Teen Drivers Quiz
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Safe Speed Limits
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Work Zone Driver Tips
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Stop on Red
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Safety Belts Quiz
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Booster Seats Quiz
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Motorcycle Safety Quiz
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Bike Safety Quiz
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Look Twice For Motorcycles
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Underage Drinking DWI Quiz
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I Only Drank a Little Quiz
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DWI Facts for Teens Quiz
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DWI Enforcement Quiz
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Merging Into Traffic Quiz
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Aggressive Driving
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Overcorrecting
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Safe Passing
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Move Over Law Quiz
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Move Over Law Update
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“Don’t Text and Drive” Lisa Chapa
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Drowsy Drivers Quiz
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Drowsy Driving
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School Bus Safety Quiz
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Driving to Conditions
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Back to School Driver Tips
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Emoticons – Driver Emotions
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Sharing the Road with Trucks
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Distracted Driving – Victim Tribute – AJ
