In Control Family Foundation Inc

While we are a relatively (2012) new nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization, In Control has actually been in operation continuously since 2003, and has trained more than 30,000 students since then, saving the lives of passengers and drivers who now know how to react in emergency situations.

More teens and young adults die in violent auto collisions each year in the United States than the number two through five causes of death combined.  As a means to address this sobering statistic, In Control has modeled our training after mandatory new driver training programs of the safest driving countries in the world; we provide a hands-on learning experience where drivers are put through real world, emergency situations on a closed course. 

In Control’s Crash Prevention Training is the first state-certified program of its kind in the entire United States. Trainees develop skills and build instinctual reactions to make the right decisions in high-speed collision avoidance situations. We work with the insurance industry, law enforcement, public and private organizations as well as key individuals to engage the community and to motivate others to attend our training.

The results speak for themselves: according to independent studies, our program has reduced crash rates in first-year drivers by 70%. Beyond the statistics, we constantly receive testimonials from course graduates and parents about crashes that have been avoided as a result of skills developed in our training.  As one daughter reported to her Mom, “I just have to tell you, taking that course saved Brooke's and my life today! I didn't have time to think... I just reacted as they taught us. We would have been killed... At least an ambulance ride... I wouldn't have known what to do, or slam on the brakes if it weren't for this course and what they taught us.....it saved our lives.”

We do hope you will support our efforts by making a tax-deductible contribution today.

And, if you’re in New England, please consider taking our course – it may just save a life one day!  

Visit www.DriveInControl.org for more information.