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Interactive Sim Used to Scare Kids Away from Texting While Driving

By pete_gallagher

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Funded by the UMass Memorial Medical Center and the Allstate Foundation, a new simulator, meant to demonstrate the perils of texting while driving, is making the rounds of Massachusetts high schools.

Teen D.R.I.V.E (Distracted Reality an Interactive Virtual Education) is a pretty snazzy looking simulator, which ends with a 'patient's-eye view' from a stretcher after a crash and an appearance before a judge to receive penalties, which go into effect in Massachusetts today.

If you're allergic to clichés, please skim past the following quote from Allstate Foundation spokesman Chris Connor, who stated, 'This is an opportunity to realistically engage teens in a manner they understand – video games, a simulation."

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 30, 2010 (boomark / email).

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