SUBURBAN CHEVY CADILLAC and ANN ARBOR INSURANCE CENTRE 
want YOU to make the CHOICE  - ARRIVE ALIVE
Supported by Auto-Owners Insurance Campaign W82TXT

Distracted Driving Effects Real Families

Individuals who drive while sending or reading text messages are 23 percent more likely to be involved in a car accident than other drivers. Drivers usually spend 5 seconds looking at their phone which is enough time to cover more than the length of a foot ball field going normal highway speeds. An accident typically happens within an average of three seconds after a driver is distracted.

These are not just words. Distracted driving happens to real families. Chelsey Northrup lost her life at twenty one years old due to a distracted driving accident on May 4, 2014.

Chelsey and Her Father, Kai Northrup

Chelsey Saved Lives through Organ Donation

Part of Chelsey lives on because she donated her organs. As many as 50 organs and tissues can be transplanted into another person, including Kidneys, Heart, Liver Pancreas, Intestines, Lungs, Skin, Bone, Bone Marrow and Corneas. 

Today there are many people thankful for Chelsey's generosity for sharing her organs so that others may live.

Technology is Available to Curb Texting and Driving

The Suburban Chevrolet Cadillac Family, Ann Arbor Insurance Centre, and Auto Owners Insurance have partnered together to honor Chelsey by educating the community on the available technology to curb texting and driving.

During the Jackson Road Cruise, please visit the Suburban Chevrolet Cadillac Checkpoint to see for yourself the dangers of texting and driving. From 10 am until 4 pm, we will have a state-of-the art virtual reality simulator on site for you and your teen to experience and learn the consequences of distracted driving. Ann Arbor Insurance Centre will have a booth with additional information you can take home as well.

New for 2016

The all new 2016 CHEVY MALIBU  and MALIBU HYBRID offer advanced safety features to promote safe driving. Available teen driver technology encourages safe driving habits for new drivers by muting audio when occupants aren't wearing their seat belts and giving audible and visual warnings when the vehicle is traveling over predetermined speeds. The TEEN DRIVER system allows parents to monitor their teen's driving habits. 

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