In celebration of the inaugural School Training Solutions (STS) Cycling Team, we are offering our “Sharing the Road” online course at a discounted price of $20.00. The discount will be available April 1st through April 12th with the promo code: SHARING.

We will be riding from New Orleans to Pensacola on April 5th.
Check our “Sharing the Road” webpage for updates and photos about the 263 mile bicycle ride.

Stay safe and continue sharing the road!

I hate to get on a soapbox when I write my blogs. It is common to come across stories/news related to text and driving or distracted driving. A driver can lose control of a vehicle in a split second and cause a horrible crash. Distracted driving is avoidable. Concentrate on your surroundings and save lives! A school bus driver in Largo, FL is the perfect example. While driving his school bus, Jim Letos saw a toddler sitting on the side of the road. He took action and contacted authorities. The child was not injured and was reunited with the parents. This story could have ended horrifically, but because Mr. Letos was aware of his surroundings and paying attention to the road the story has a happy ending. (Source: http://www.schoolbusfleet.com/Channel/School-Bus-Safety/News/2013/03/12/Florida-bus-driver-to-be-honored-for-rescuing-toddler.aspx?ref=Newsline-20130312&utm_source=Email&utm_medium=Enewsletter)

When driving, ONLY drive. Everything else can wait. Stay safe. Share the Road. Thanks for reading.

I’ve been hinting about the debut of our very first School Training Solutions (STS) Cycling Team. In celebration of our first ride, we will be offering our “Sharing the Road” course at a discounted price. The discount will only be available for a short time (a couple of days). More details will follow as we get closer to the event. Thanks for reading. Stay safe and share the road.

This info-graphic illustrates the most commonly ignored traffic signs. When was the last time you saw one of these? Did you obey the sign? Do you notice others ignoring the warnings?

After nearly a decade of using a standard flip phone, I had to upgrade to a smartphone. Kicking and screaming. I never realized how truly distracting a smartphone becomes. I never felt like my driving was impacted by my old phone. However, with this new smartphone I am constantly catching myself seeing the blinking notification lights and being drawn to the device. Don’t get me wrong, under no circumstances do I text and drive. But these days I have to make an effort to put my device out of sight and concentrate only on the road, as should all drivers.