Better Ohio Teen Drivers Inc.

“Description: Depreciation/Amortization. Amount: 163. Description: Other Expenses. Amount: 10,684. Total to Form 990-EZ, line 14: 10,847.”

“Description: Program Costs. Amount: 9,312. Description: Internet/Website Exp. Amount: 3,339. Description: Advertising. Amount: 1,660. Description: Bank Service Charges. Amount: 5,471. Description: Insurance. Amount: 3,210. Description: Travel. Amount: 1,268. Description: Office Expenses. Amount: 1,855. Description: Dues and Subscriptions. Amount: 200. Description: Payroll Processing. Amount: 884. Description: Personnel Expense. Amount: 657. Description: Seminars and Training. Amount: 600. Description: Vehicle Registration. Amount: 71. Description: Payroll Taxes. Amount: 2,235. Total to Form 990-EZ, line 16: 30,762.”

“Description: Acct Receivable-BSDD. Beg. of Year Amount: 2,554. End of Year Amount: 0. Description: Prepaid Expense. Beg. of Year Amount: 0. End of Year Amount: 2,600. Description: Other Depreciable Assets. Beg. of Year Amount: 2,277. End of Year Amount: 2,114.”

“Description: Credit Card Payable. Beg. of Year Amount: 2,641. End of Year Amount: 6,900.”

“The Car Control Drills Program is a one-day advanced driver training program for new teenage drivers. The day starts with a two-hour classroom session on advanced driving skills, the physics of driving, zero tolerance mobile device use, proper eye techniques and constant driving focus and awareness. The classroom is followed by four participant driving drills (with multiple passes) including a slalom, emergency lane change, wet braking & steering and skid control & spin avoidance. Participants also receive demonstrations on driver car fitting and proper mirror adjustment as well as a maintenance talk. A certificate of completion is provided for insurance discount purposes. Accomplishments of the BOTD CCD Program include: " First defensive driving school in the United States to be approved by AAA's Approved Driving School Network in 2008 " Used by Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, Delaware County Juvenile Traffic Court, New Albany Mayor's Court and numerous other juvenile traffic courts as a sentencing option for their teen traffic offenders " Primary resource and advocate for Senator Jim Hughes on Senate Bill 19 - signed into law by Governor John Kasich in 2012 as the state approved Advanced Juvenile Driver Improvement Program (AJDIP) " Approved as a State of Ohio AJDIP Curriculum Provider in December 2014 " Developed an Instructor Certification Process as a requirement of the state's Advanced Juvenile Driver Improvement Program " Subject of a groundbreaking multi-phase, multi-year study directed by OhioHealth on the effectiveness of advanced driver training in reducing teenage driver crashes Number of participants in 2018: 401”