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    Darlington Students Learn Safe Driving from NASCAR's Ross Chastain at Local Event

    2024-05-11
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    Title: SC Department of Public Safety Hosts Educational Event with NASCAR Driver Ross Chastain for Darlington Students

    In Darlington, South Carolina, the Darlington County Institute of Technology (DCIT) hosted an educational event featuring NASCAR driver Ross Chastain. This event, organized by the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS), aimed to promote safe driving habits among young drivers.

    Ross Chastain, known for his NASCAR career, participated in the event shortly before his race in the Buckle Up South Carolina 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Race. He discussed the importance of safe driving and following road safety rules.

    The event included interactive activities to educate students on the dangers of impaired and distracted driving. For example, State Transport Police officers set up a go-kart track where students could drive a cart that simulated the effects of impaired driving. This activity demonstrated how alcohol affects driving skills.

    Additionally, SC Highway Patrol troopers organized a cornhole game where students wore Fatal Vision alcohol goggles. These goggles mimic the visual impairment caused by alcohol, helping students understand its effects on perception and coordination.

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