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Ashley fights Brooke about their Friday night plans, while Ricky fights to get an internship at a law firm. Derek finds what he was looking for and finally can leave town.

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This is the only time we'll tell you to do what your friends are doing. It's your chance to say what's really important—and be heard.
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Do not try this at home

Johnny Nevada bears serious witness to cellphones' awesome awesomosity… unless you're driving. Texting while you're driving is a bone-headed stunt. Also something Johnny Nevada understands.
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Teen driving. That's Mayhem

We're not saying every kid in every car is texting and driving. We're just saying if you are, it's dumb. And you should stop.
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Swear On Your Life

Because your life (and saving it) is what the Promise is all about.

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Playing Allstate driver safety games can earn you sweet rewards*.

Season 1: The Lines

Our first-ever live action web series is about way more than just compelling drama. It also helps teens make smart decisions behind the wheel.

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Street Sleuth

Being a Street Sleuth means digging up clues and solving challenging mysteries. Plus, you get to rock a fedora. Bonus!

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New Drivers Can Be Safe Drivers

We've done our homework, and here's what we've learned: New drivers are more likely to take risks. Seriously bad risks. Texting and driving, for instance.

But if teens spend some time here, they'll figure out that distracted driving is a bad, bad risk. Maybe they'll make their own safe driving promise. And then the next time they get behind the wheel, they'll realize life's not worth risking for an "LOL" text.

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Did You Know?

49% of teens reported that IM/texting while driving is extremely distracting. They're right—it is. We're working on the other 51%, btw.

49% of teens report IM/texting is distracting

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What do parents think about teen driving? In 2009, The Allstate Foundation surveyed more than 1,000 parents of teens (ages 15–17) to determine their knowledge about teen driving, their thoughts on keeping their children safe, and more.

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An epidemic is racing across the country. It's causing drivers to blank out for five seconds at a time. It's called texting and driving. And it's very, very dangerous.

It takes your eyes off the road for an average of 5 seconds. At 55 mph, that's like driving the length of a football field — completely blind.¹
It's like driving after having four bottles of beer.²
It can make you 23 times more likely to crash.³
Car crashes kill an average of 11 teens each day.⁴
Distracted driving injures 330,000 people every year.⁵

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