Wear the band.
Obey all traffic laws.
Honor.
I will obey all traffic laws and
honor those who have lost their
lives or were seriously injured.

How to Wear the Wristband

Be Creative (share your ideas with HTS)

Remember the Symbolism

The “Red & Black” symbolic wrist band can be worn in any number of ways.

Yet, the most effectual may be when the wrist band is not worn at all.

Our Top 11 Ways to Wear and Display the Band

Having the “Red & Black” wrist band in a visible place when using the road way has the greatest impact on changing behavior. Try some of the following – they’re all #1’s:

  1. The Dashboard:Place several wrist bands on the dashboard of your car. This is a great reminder to obey, honor and respect others. They are always there and will remain in place and won’t disrupt driving safety.
  2. Bike Handlebar: Slip a wrist band over the handle bar on your bike. Put on 2 or 3 and you will always have one on hand to share with a friend. Remember, to STOP at ALL stop signs (every one) and obey the rules of the road.
  3. Infant Car Seats: Place a wrist band on your child’s car seat. You’ll love doing this for your child. And it's a constant reminder to obey, respect and honor.
  4. Ankle & Wrists: Young children wear the band around their ankles and adults on the wrist. We love to pledge children – they take it seriously and help adults to do the same. Pledge together and you’ll see what we mean.
  5. Shoe Laces: Intertwine the wrist band into the shoe laces for walking or running. Pay attention to drivers – they aren’t always focused and those cars are bigger than you.
  6. Dog Collar: More for you than Fido, but a fun way to remind ourselves to obey and honor.
  7. Key Chain: Keys are always with us – put a couple of wrist bands around your key chain. Use the extra one to pledge and share with a friend.
  8. Backpack: Slip several wrist bands over the straps on your backpack – you will be a great friend to share one with and pledge an acquaintance.
  9. Cell Phone: We like this one a lot. Put a wrist band around your cell phone before you get in the car. It helps remind us NOT to Text or talk unless hands free when driving. Pull over if it's a long conversation - it could save yours and another person's life. We like Oprah’s No Phone Zone pledge.
  10. Bike Helmet: Attach a wrist band or two to the back of your bike helmet (always wear a helmet when cycling). Share and pledge a friend so they too will be reminded to obey the rules and honor others.
  11. Lunch Box: Place several wrist bands on the handle of your lunch box. You’ll have extra for friends when walking to and from school.