High school students with the best driving skills from the Erie area competed for a chance to win a thousand dollars
For the 18th year, PennDOT partnered with the Northwest Chapter of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association and several community safety partners to host the teen driver safety competition.
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The competition consisted of written exams, an obstacle course, and a vehicle safety assessment conducted by driving experts and law enforcement
“All of those scores are added together, we come up with the top three students. $1,000 is awarded to the top students, 500 is awarded to the second place, $250 is awarded to the third place,” said John Zaphiris, a Great Lakes Insurance account executive.
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“It’s just a good experience to know that there’s things you’re not used to yet and that you can always get better at driving,” said JT Delsandre, a 12th grader…