The Resources

Ollie materials are available tax exempt to schools and non-profit organizations through the Tennessee Transportation Development Foundation.

For more information, or to submit an order using other than Google Check Out, please email coordinator@seatbeltvolunteer.org or call 931.372.3318

SURVEY
	Access the CONSUMER DRIVING HABITS AND BOOSTER SEAT USAGE SURVEY. Thank you for your participation in the survey

SURVEY

Access the CONSUMER DRIVING HABITS AND BOOSTER SEAT USAGE SURVEY.

Thank you for your participation in the survey

Ollie Otter Basic Program Package - $1,950.00
	Includes: Ollie Otter Mascot 5FT Corrugated Measuring poster OLLIE Cheer Cards School kit- Which includes: -1,000 bookmarks -25 newsletters -25 classroom poster -5 training DVD

Measuring Poster
	A great tool to display in your school entrance, office, or lunchroom, for students and parents to see daily.

Bookmarks
	Given to all the children at the school as a reminder to use their booster seats and the requirements for booster seat use according to Tennessee State Law. Also available for Health Fairs, Libraries, Community events.

Window Cling
	Have Ollie Otter greet your students and visitors every day as they come in and out of the school or classroom with a reminder of the Tennessee Law that requires a booster seat for Children Under age 9 and under 4'9".

Bus Line Sign
	Place this sign at the drive way entrance or exit for parents and students to be reminded daily of the importance of using booster seats and seatbelts.

CD-ROM Toolkit
	Toolkit contains all forms and training manuals to prepare seat belt safety advocates for Ollie Otter school presentations.

Coloring Books
	Great tool for classrooms to reinforce Ollie's message that booster seats are cool! Sent to classrooms that have mailed letters to Ollie, and are available for viewing in Ollie's Kids Club

Quick Setup Display
	This set up is easy to use and is great for tradeshows, health fairs, etc. The life-size measuring stick allows children to see if they are to be in a booster seat or seatbelt. Great visibility as a reminder of the State Seatbelt Law.

T-Shirts
	Ollie Volunteer teams can show their support and enthusiasm, and also advertise Ollie's message, that Booster Seats are Cool!

Ollie Otter Mouse Pad
	Share an Ollie Otter mousepad with principals, community leaders, teachers and others to encourage discussion about booster seat and seatbelt safety

Videos/DVDs
	Video from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is a great educational tool available by contacting http://www.highwaysafety.org/. Teaches the proper techniques for keeping children of all ages safe in the event of a car accident.

Useful Links:

The following is a list of recommended Web sites where you can find additional child passenger safety information.

Department of Safety, Tennessee's New Child Restraint Law, effective July 1, 2004
Visit the official website of the State of Tennessee to read Tennessee's current Child Restraint Law.
Tennessee Highway Patrol Safety Education Officers contact information
Contact the Safety Education Officer for your district.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Visit NHTSA for the most up-to-date child passenger safety recommendations.
Boosterseat.gov
A NHTSA-sponsored program dedicated to increasing the use of booster seats.
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
Visit the NTSB for recommendations and information concerning child safety seats, school bus safety and other topics.
"Car Seats, Booster Seats and Seat Belts: Increasing Awareness to Protect Children" Interactive Child Passenger Site
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been a leader in collecting data on child passenger safety trends and the effectiveness of child safety seats.
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
Visit IIHS for child passenger safety research and information about state laws.
Videos from Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
Watch informative videos about proper child restraint.
Child Passenger Safety Board
Provides guidance to states, communities and organizations to maintain a credible, standardized child passenger training and certification program.
American Automobile Association (AAA)
Visit AAA for child passenger safety information and up-to-date state laws.
Safe Kids USA
Visit Safe Kids USA for safety information and information on how to become a certified child passenger safety technician or instructor.