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TORRANCE, Calif., Nov. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. (TMS), today announced preliminary findings from a major, national study of teen drivers (ages 16 to 18) and parents of teen drivers conducted jointly with the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI). The Study shows a significant correlation between parent and teen behaviors behind the wheel, suggesting parents can play an influential role in modeling risky behavior on the road. The UMTRI/Toyota Teen Driver Distraction Study, the largest scientific survey of its kind, also found that texting while driving remains commonplace among teens, despite ongoing, nationwide efforts to educate drivers on the significant risks associated with these behaviors.
The UMTRI/Toyota Study is based on national telephone surveys of more than 5,500 young drivers and parents. The survey includes interviews with 400 pairs of teens and parents from the same household (dyads). This is a unique factor that allows researchers to analyze closely how driving behaviors among parents and teens within the same family unit relate to each other. In addition to a national sample, the study includes local surveys in Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston, Long Island, Los Angeles and Washington, DC.
Commenting on the connection noted in the study between parent and teen driving behavior, Dr. Tina Sayer, CSRC Principal Engineer and teen safe driving expert, said, "Driver education begins the day a child's car seat is turned around to face front. As the Study shows, the actions parents take and, by extension, the expectations they set for young drivers each day are powerful factors in encouraging safe behavior behind the wheel. Seat belts and good defensive driving skills are critical. However, the one piece of advice I would give to parents to help them keep newly licensed drivers safe on the road it is to always be the driver you want your teen to be."
Nationally, motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of death for U.S. teens and, in 2010, seven teens between the ages 16 and 19 died every day on average from motor vehicle injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.[1]
The Study, sponsored by Toyota's Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC), was designed to shed new light on frequently discussed driving risks and to identify effective recommendations to help keep teens safe and help parents serve as more effective driving role models. The Study also looked at a range of risk factors that receive less public attention but pose great risks on the road as well as the role parents and peers play in encouraging distracted driving behaviors.
Today's announcement represents only a portion of the study's preliminary findings. UMTRI and Toyota's CSRC continue to analyze, compare, and contrast the data and will publish additional findings incrementally over the next few months.
Key Findings from the UMTRI/Toyota Teen Driver Distraction Study
The sample of teens and parents from the same households (the dyad sample) showed a strong correlation between driving behaviors and attitudes within families. In general, parents who engage in distracting behaviors more frequently have teens who engage in distracting behaviors more frequently. Other findings from the dyad sample include:
- What Teens Think Their Parents Do Behind the Wheel Matters More Than What Parents Say They Do: What teens think their parents do while driving has a greater impact on the teens' behavior than what parents actually report they do.
- If a teen thinks that his or her parent looks for something in the vehicle while driving, the teen is four times (4.1) more likely to also look for something while driving (as compared to if the teen does not think their parent does this at all).
- If a teen's parent reports looking for something in the vehicle while driving, the teen is two times (2.2) more likely to do the same (as compared to if the parent does not report this behavior at all).
- If a teen thinks that his or her parent eats or drinks while driving, the teen is three times (3.4) more likely to likely to do the same (as compared to if the teen does not think their parent does this at all).
- If a teen's parent reports eating or drinking while driving, the teen is two times (2.2) more likely to do the same (as compared to if the parent does not report this behavior at all).
- If a teen thinks that his or her parent deals with passenger issues while driving (interacts with passengers regarding requests, concerns and conflicts), the teen is five times (4.7) more likely to do so themselves (as compared to if the teen does not think their parent does this at all).
- If a teen's parent reports dealing with passenger issues while driving, the teen is two times (1.7) more likely to do the same (as compared to if the parent does not report this behavior at all).
- If a teen thinks that his or her parent looks for something in the vehicle while driving, the teen is four times (4.1) more likely to also look for something while driving (as compared to if the teen does not think their parent does this at all).
- Teens Think Their Parents Engage in Driving Distractions More Often Than May Be the Case: A third of teens (32 percent) believe that their parents use an electronic device for music while driving, while only one in ten parents (10 percent) report that they do so. Seventy-one percent of teens believe that their parents read or write down directions while driving, while 55 percent of parents say they do so. Eighty-five percent of teens believe that their parents deal with passenger issues while 70 percent of parents say they do so.
- Parents May Underestimate How Much Their Teens Text While Driving: Teens read or send text messages once a trip 26 times more often than their parents think they do. More than a quarter of teens (26 percent) read or send a text message at least once every time they drive versus the one percent of their parents who said their teen does this.
Key findings from the larger, national sample of more than 5,500 respondents include:
- Cell Phone Use by Teen Drivers Is Similar to Parents: More than half of teens (54 percent) report that they use a hand-held cell phone while driving, similar to the six in ten parents (61 percent) who report that they do so.
- Texting While Driving Remains Pervasive: A quarter of teens (24 percent) respond to a text message once or more every time they drive. Nearly one in three teens (30 percent) read a text or email once or more every time they drive. Almost one in ten parents (nine percent) respond to a text once or more every time they drive, while 13 percent of them read a text or email once or more while driving. Perhaps even more alarming, one in five teens (20 percent) and one in ten parents (10 percent) admit that they have extended, multi-message text conversations while driving.
- Digital and Social Media Are Significant Driving Distractions for Teens: Teens search for music on a portable music player, such as an iPod, four-and-a-half times more frequently than parents do while driving. More than half of teens (53 percent) say they do so, while just 12 percent of parents do. More than one in ten teens, or 11 percent, say that they update or check social media, such as Facebook or Twitter, while driving.
- Teens Regularly Drive with Young Passengers Despite Serious Risks: Nearly three-quarters of teens (69 percent) say they drive with two or three teen passengers and no adults in their car, which, according to a study by the AAA Foundation, is associated with a doubling of the driver's risk of being killed in a crash.[2] Almost half of teens (44 percent) do so with more than three teen passengers and no adults, which is associated with a quadrupling of a driver's risk of being killed.[3] Additionally, half of teens (50 percent) say that they deal with passengers while driving. Nearly one in three teens (30 percent) say they do this at least once a trip or more.
Driver Education Begins When the Car Seat Starts Facing Forward
"Children look to their parents for a model of what is acceptable. Parents should know that every time they get behind the wheel with their child in the car they are providing a visible example that their child is likely to follow," said Dr. Ray Bingham, Research Professor at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute and Head of the Young Driver Behavior and Injury Prevention Group. "By examining the willingness of U.S. parents and teens to engage in high-risk driving behaviors, this study will inform programs that help reduce distracted driving and the non-fatal injuries and death that it causes."
Toyota complements this research with extensive safety education programs for young drivers and their parents as well as direct outreach to consumers, including:
- Toyota Driving Expectations (www.toyotadrivingexpectations.com), which provides hands-on, real world defensive driving courses that go far beyond what is taught in standard driver education courses;
- Toyota Teen Driver (www.toyotateendriver.com), a partnership with Discovery Education, which offers free online teen safety resources to parents, teens, educators and schools and has annual contests, including the Toyota Teen Driver Video Challenge and Educator Challenge, which reward scholarships and prizes, and are designed to inspire teens to make safer decisions behind the wheel; and
- Additional teen safe driving partnerships with DoSomething.org and the National Safety Council.
Sitting down with teens to draft a Safe Driving Contract can help jumpstart this dialogue. This contract is a mutual agreement that outlines a parent's expectations for a teen's driving behaviors and the consequences when those expectations are not met. Parents can find a sample agreement at www.toyotateendriver.com.
About the UMTRI/Toyota Teen Driver Distraction Study
American Directions conducted the national telephone survey of 2,610 newly licensed drivers between the ages of 16 and 18 and 2,934 parents of drivers in this age group from August through September, 2012. The survey includes interviews with 400 pairs of teens and parents from the same household (dyads).
The Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) works with leading North American universities, hospitals, research institutions and agencies on projects aimed at developing and bringing to market new safety technologies to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries on North America's roads. Based at the Toyota Technical Center (TTC) in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the CSRC follows an open research approach based on sharing Toyota talent, technology, and data with a broad range of institutions and regulators so that safety advances can benefit all of society. To learn more about Toyota's Collaborative Safety Research Center, please visit the newly redesigned www.toyota.com/csrc.
Toyota (NYSE:TM) established operations in North America in 1957 and currently operates 14 manufacturing plants. There are more than 1,800 Toyota, Lexus and Scion dealerships in North America which sold nearly 2 million vehicles in 2011. Toyota directly employs more than 35,000 in North America and its investment here is currently valued at more than $23 billion, including sales and manufacturing operations, research and development, financial services and design. Toyota's annual purchasing of parts, materials, goods and services from North American suppliers totals nearly $25 billion.
The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute is committed to advancing safe and sustainable transportation for a global society. Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the heart of the transportation industry, UMTRI partners with government and industry and draws on scholarly collaborations to deliver high-quality research and the deployment of solutions to critical transportation issues. For more information about UMTRI, its research facilities, faculty and staff, ongoing research and collaborative opportunities, please visit: www.umtri.umich.edu
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[1] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System, Sept 28, 2012
[2] AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, "Teen Driver Risk in Relation to Age and Number of Passengers"
May 2012
[3] Ibid.
SOURCE Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
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Both guides were extremely knowledgeable and we really appreciated being picked up from our apartment. The use of their radio mic feeding to earphones was great as it meant we didn't have to listen carefully on top of other tour guides speaking. The entire experience was smooth and enjoyable, Auschwitz was a real eye-opener and it is still taking time for us to really comprehend the vast scale of the Birkenau camp. Great value for money we asked and looked around at other prices when we got to krakow and this was very competitive so would definitely recommend to others!
Great tours with very experienced tour guides, would highly recommend the Salt Mines tour.....
Good friendly staff, on time collections from pre arranged pick up points. Central drop off point in central Kracow on request. Do the 2 tours over 2 days as they are very different and quite a long day, too much for one day. Excellent knowledge from guides used at venues. Great value for money
The trip to Auschwitz in the morning, which is a heavy experience, contrasts with the afternoon Salt Mine tour which finishes up the day on a lighter note.
Great tour.. I didn't realise how interesting the salt mine tour would be. Obviously the visit to Auschwitz was scarring, but it was worthwhile. The guide was very informative.
Because this was our first time in Krakow, we booked the tours in advance. And we were not disappointed. The entire experience on both tours was excellent and superbly organised. For both tours we were collected from our accommodation on time and transported in comfortable coaches with excellent drivers and couriers. We opted for the early departure to Auschwitz/Birkenau and were glad we did because we were able to avoid the worst of the congestion caused by the huge number of groups who arrived later. Our guide was superb, delivering her commentary with knowledge, feeling and empathy. We had another excellent guide at the Salt Mines, who was not only knowledgeable, but demonstrated a sparkling sense of humour and had the ability to treat our group as valued and important to her. If you opt to book these tours, take them over two days, unless you are so pushed for time you have no alternative but to do them on the same day. But whatever you do, don't miss them - both are a 'must-do'.
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I booked the tours online before travelling to Krakow. Hotel pick up's were on time with top quality bus transport and the tour guides were excellent. If you can, do the tours over 2 days. Our Auschwitz day was 7 to 7.5 hours from hotel pick up to return to hotel. We brought rolls and fruit and ate it when travelling on the bus.There is strict bag size control at Auschwitz and no food or drinks allowed to be carried around. The 2 hours at Auschwitz 1 is largely indoors and can be emotionally difficult to get through. The 1 hour at Auschwitz 11 - Birkenau is all outdoors so be prepared for the weather conditions expected. I consider a visit to Auschwitz is an essential part of a visit to Krakow .
The tour to the salt mines is a shorter and easier half day and well worth doing. The mine excavation area covered by the tour is quite extensive and the 300 steps down at the start are easy to do. I would recommend the 2 day Krakow Super Saver.
Excellent tour guide. The van/guide had no problem picking us up from our hotel. It was well-timed and thorough.
We booked these trips before travelling to Poland, we were met at the hotel on time on both days. The guide for our tour at Auschwitz and Birkenau was excellent and full of knowledge. The salt mines were interesting but the tour a little too long with the toilet stops. there was a problem with the guide as we could not hear what he was saying, he seemed too concerned about his hair to wear the microphone. I would recommend this joint tour
This tour was an absolute delight. It was so organised and so effortless on our part, that it was amazing. The guides absolutely were on top of their game and were very well informed about their subject the lady in Auschwitz was a historian and recommended all sorts of resource for the history enthusiasts and considering how much they do for you on this tour, the price is a bargain!
Pick up was on time in a modern air conditioned mini bus. Guides were excellent on the tour very informative. Would highly recommend
Recommend both tours. Pick up was on time, bus was comfortable and tour guides were very knowledgable. I would not recommend combining these tours on one day...there is too much to see and the experience is very different for the two events.
Fantastic! Communication via email was great and they were really flexible about changing the day of our trip. The minibus guides were excellent as were the guides we had at Auschwitz and the Salt Mine. Everybody had excellent English. I would definitely recommend this company to other travellers.
Excellent tours. Tour guides provided a lot of information and were very helpful. Pickup and drop off at my hotel were very convenient.
Excellent service once again but we have come to expect this from Viator.
The pick up from our apartment was prompt, the guide at Auschwitz was superb, both in information and tone, the link up instructions for the salt mine clear and honoured.
We are delighted with Viator and will, and are, continuing to use them.
The salt mine was very good tour and the bus was very comfortable. I hope you get a more livelier tour guide because it makes a huge impact on the your and experience.
Great value for money with the two trips incorporated into the price. However be warned the Auschwitz trip is more like a full day tour, we didn't get back until around 6pm. Auschwitz is a moving and memorable tour that has to be whilst the salt mines were very interesting. Pick up at the hotel was prompt and the tour bus was clean and comfortable. All of the staff are very polite
Absolutely wonderful. The tour guide was fabulous, explained everything very well. Highly recommended.
Both days were very well organised and enjoyable. The bus picked us up at the right time and the documentary we saw on the way to Auschwitz prepared us well for what to expect there. We were very fortunate to get the best, most knowledgable tour guides who knew a lot about the places, their history and talked very passionately about them. The tour was definitely worth every cent.
Extremely powerful experience. The minibus collected me from my hotel in Krakow and we were driven to camp1, where we were escorted around by a very knowledgeable guide. We then had a little time for lunch and to look in the bookshop before being driven to camp 2. The same guide escorted us around. There was plenty of time to see everything you needed to see and to visit the bookshop. The day lasted about 9 hours and was quite tiring.


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Housing market rebounding?
The housing market in Henrico and metro Richmond area appears to be headed in the only direction it could go -- up. That was the general consensus of attendees at the Richmond Association for Business Economics' luncheon last month at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, following a presentation by Richmond Association of Realtors CEO Laura Lafayette.
"What I took away, and what I think [everyone else is] taking away as well is the real estate market has really bottomed out in the Richmond region," said RABE president Charles Kennington. "And going forward, we're going to see more good news than bad news."
The numbers showed that the units sold in Virginia declined every year from 2005-2010, with last year showing the first signs of improvement (slightly more than 11,000 in 2011 compared to about 10,600 in 2010).
Lafayette pointed out that, while the units sold rebounded slightly in 2011, each county saw a significant drop-off in average selling price. Henrico witnessed the biggest decrease, with units selling at an average of $230,823 in 2011 compared to $250,535 in 2010, a decrease of nearly 8 percent.
While her overall comments were encouraging, Lafayette warned that the number of units sold in 2005 (just more than 20,000) was probably more than the Richmond area could maintain, adding that 2007 totals (about 15,800 units) were a more attainable goal.
"We're just looking for the market to behave normally," she said, "not take off."
Henrico did rate better than the other counties in other categories, though, such as active listings (1,275 as of May 20), sold vs. listed percentage (60 percent) and average sales per month (245). Henrico also rated well in average days on market (DOM), with 70 the current average for May 2012.
Lafayette, though, told attendees not to pay attention to DOM because real estate agents "can be creative." An agent can re-list a house by taking the property off the market for a couple hours and putting it back on. This process gives the property a new Multiple Listing Service (MLS) number and resets the DOM.
Lafayette stressed the significance of the average list price of newly constructed homes compared to that of resold homes (those built since 2006). New homes in Henrico were listed, on average, for $375,926 compared to $348, 937 for resold homes. Other counties saw an even larger difference.
"We need to get resale price closer to new price," Lafayette said.
The big difference is scaring off potential new-home buyers because of the appearance that their investment almost immediately loses value, she said.
Nationally, the housing market had its best first quarter in five years, and foreclosures are down significantly, she said. In Virginia, the percentage of units sold has been up every month except for March, though Lafayette said she wasn't concerned about the change (about half a percent).
There is a concern, though, that the good numbers for January and February may cause a softening in May and June, normally the highest selling months, she said.
There is a stubbornness on the part of some "boomers" to not sell their properties now because they're bitter about the fact that they could have sold them for more years ago, she said.
"People's 401k has become their 201k," she joked.
RABE has about eight to 10 regular luncheons each year on topics relevant to the Richmond community, Kennington said.
"Clearly, real estate, having suffered the downturn that it did, is something we think is on the minds of our members and the public at large," he said.
"When we reached out to Laura, we didn't know what her message was going to be. So, whether it was good or bad, we just want to see what the facts are to inform our membership."
Next month, RABE will host Virginia Secretary of Finance Ric Brown, Kennington said.
Richmond Solar Co-op sign ups end April 30
Citizen Staff Reports 04/25/2016
The sign up period for the Richmond Community Solar Co-op will close on April 30. Nearly 150 homeowners and businesses have joined the group to save money and make going solar easier. The group has started installations and is working with VA SUN to learn about solar technology and the process of going solar.
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YMCA branches to host 'Healthy Kids Day' Apr. 29-30
Citizen Staff Reports 04/22/2016
The YMCA of Greater Richmond will host its "Healthy Kids Day" April 29-30 at all local branches.
The event is part of the Y's national initiative to improve families' health and well-being.
Each event features games, healthy snacks, arts and crafts and physical activities, among other events. Its goal is to motivate and teach families how to develop healthy routines at home. > Read more.
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Another great weekend of outdoor activities awaits you in Henrico! Walk MS, an annual charity run for multiple sclerosis, and the third annual Movin' & Shakin' 5K, to benefit the VCU Parkinson's and Movement Disorders Center, both take place in Innsbrook tomorrow. Another charity event, the CASA Superhero Run, will be held at St. Joseph's Villa. On Sunday, live music can be found at Belmont Recreation Center, featuring the John Winn Quartet, and at Shady Grove United Methodist Church, where pianist Sylvia Cooper will be performing. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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How confident would you be in a real Aikido Fight?
Does the idea of an Aikido street fight fill you with fear?
After all, practise is fairly safe in the comfort of a dojo! Maybe, where you train the practise of Aikido is more focused on harmony, and the connection of energy between partners, than on Aikido as self defence.
There is nothing wrong with this type of practise, in fact, it is preferable to focus on the flow of energy between training partners. This teaches you how to be in harmony with other people, and not to resist life.
It also helps you in your daily life as you interact with other people.
But, if you practise this way, all of the time, you will certainly not be prepared for the shock of a real Aikido fight.
If you are suddenly attacked, out of the blue, for no reason whatsoever, then you are more likely to freeze than react well.
Unfortunately... this is the reality of the situation!
A sudden attack, leading to an Aikido street fight will not go well, unless you prepare for the situation. Even an attack that you know is coming, as aggressive verbal attacks sometimes lead to physical attacks, you may still freeze in your tracks...
leading to injury or serious harm :(
One of the main reasons you are unlikely to react in a favourable way, is that you are just not prepared for the pure venom that another person can have for you. An aggressive attacker tries to cause you serious harm.
The fact is, this could lead to physical and emotional damage that you may never truly recover from. Is this a rather shocking viewpoint?
Maybe, or... Just Being Realistic!
It has been shown, time and again by experts in street defence, Peter Consterdine, Geoff Thompson, Russell Stutely etc., who are martial arts experts, worked on the front line, and have been in that scenario hundreds of times, how martial artists often fail in defending themselves.
Some of the main reasons they give are...
1 - Lack of true awareness of your surrounding environment.
2 - Believing certain techniques will work, when its unlikely.
3 - The shock and adrenaline dump of an Aikido fight may freeze you.
Martial artists, including Aikidoka, generally train in a safe environment, where the attacks are weak, and you can do it again if the technique goes wrong. They are also, not usually, put under the type of stress they will experience in an Aikido street fight situation.
How do you feel you will do in an aikido fight now?
Good, not so good? The main thing is to be realistic about this. You are probably not studying the art of Aikido in order to be able to defend yourself in an Aikido and self defense scenario.
There is so much more to the art... right?
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The mask is off, the microphone is on and the audience is listening. And on our TV sets is Kelly Hrudey, the self-described introvert, looking cool as a cucumber on Hockey Night in Canada. "I love public speaking and that shouldn't be," admits Hrudey, the former goalie and lifelong introvert. So how can a bashful guy be so unaffected, so incredibly calm, on national TV? Don Cherry, we get. Cherry likely emerged from the womb with his thumbs up. But Hrudey was the kind of kid who hid at the back of the class. In groups, he took on a role adopted by introverts everywhere, as the good listener.more
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