Visit www.teendriverinsurance.com/paramount to get your free copy of the Safe Teen Driver Guide and to enter our drawing for a $500 College Savings Bond.
This offer ends on March 31st, 2009.
This guide can help you give your teen driver the most important skills to driving safely. It will also help you make the most of your time with your teen behind the wheel. Driver education experts recommend that you spend at least 100 hours with your teen driving before driving unsupervised.
Get your copy today!
Monday, March 2, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Vote for a Local All Star!
Local High Point Police Officer has been nominated to America's Most Wanted All Stars. Please take a moment and vote for Officer Leonard!
Detective Ken Leonard began his public service career in the High Point Police Department as a patrol officer in 1992. He left the department in 2004 to work for a private security firm in Iraq. In December 2005, Leonard was seriously injured when a roadside bomb exploded. Because of the accident, both his feet were amputated. Five months after the accident, Leonard learned to walk with prosthetic feet and crutches. Two months after that, he had gained his balance and had his sights set on a police badge. Ken's undying attitude and his will to serve and return to police work drove him to excel, not accept his medical condition as an excuse. He trained, prepared and took the NC POPAT on two occasions in order to recertify and gain a position back on the High Point Police Department. He is currently a detective working as a gang investigator. The High Point Police Department is really glad to have him back on the force.
Click Here to Vote: http://www.amw.com/allstar/2009/nominee_detail.cfm?id=6187
Detective Ken Leonard began his public service career in the High Point Police Department as a patrol officer in 1992. He left the department in 2004 to work for a private security firm in Iraq. In December 2005, Leonard was seriously injured when a roadside bomb exploded. Because of the accident, both his feet were amputated. Five months after the accident, Leonard learned to walk with prosthetic feet and crutches. Two months after that, he had gained his balance and had his sights set on a police badge. Ken's undying attitude and his will to serve and return to police work drove him to excel, not accept his medical condition as an excuse. He trained, prepared and took the NC POPAT on two occasions in order to recertify and gain a position back on the High Point Police Department. He is currently a detective working as a gang investigator. The High Point Police Department is really glad to have him back on the force.
Click Here to Vote: http://www.amw.com/allstar/2009/nominee_detail.cfm?id=6187
Monday, January 5, 2009
Win a $500 College Savings Bond and a Free Copy of the Safe Teen Driver Guide
Hi Everyone,
I recently co-wrote the Safe Teen Driver Guide with Officer Poer and other members of the Society of Family Insurance Specialist. The purpose of this guide is to help parents make the most of the time while teaching their kids to drive safely.
Driving School experts recommend that new drivers get 100 hours of driving before they take the wheel unsupervised. This course can help you do this but most importantly, make this time most effective. This is a 16 step home study booklet that provides an outline to follow along with practice exercises.
I am offering this $59 guide at no cost to parents that are willing to give a few minutes to answer a short survey. I will also give parents an opportunity to win a $500 college savings bond for their teen driver.
Visit my website to take this survey at www.teendriverinsurance.com/paramount.
Thanks and I wish you and your family a safe and happy new year!
Tom
I recently co-wrote the Safe Teen Driver Guide with Officer Poer and other members of the Society of Family Insurance Specialist. The purpose of this guide is to help parents make the most of the time while teaching their kids to drive safely.
Driving School experts recommend that new drivers get 100 hours of driving before they take the wheel unsupervised. This course can help you do this but most importantly, make this time most effective. This is a 16 step home study booklet that provides an outline to follow along with practice exercises.
I am offering this $59 guide at no cost to parents that are willing to give a few minutes to answer a short survey. I will also give parents an opportunity to win a $500 college savings bond for their teen driver.
Visit my website to take this survey at www.teendriverinsurance.com/paramount.
Thanks and I wish you and your family a safe and happy new year!
Tom
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