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Wireless provider AT&T, seeking to bring attention to a serious road-safety problem, today urged all Americans to pledge to stop texting while driving, and then to join with others Sept. 19 to make a lifelong commitment to never do so again. AT&T, its employees and other supporters are calling on all drivers to go to www.itcanwait.com to take the no-texting-and-driving pledge, and then share their promise with others via Twitter (#itcanwait) and Facebook. The pledge effort is part of the company's public awareness campaign aimed directly at stopping the dangerous practice of texting while driving. More than 100,000 times each year, an automobile crashes and people are injured or die while a driver was texting and driving, said Bryan Gonterman, President of AT&T Oklahoma, citing a statistic from the National Safety Council. "The 'It Can Wait' public awareness campaign is focused on a simple, powerful message: that no text is worth dying for," said Gonterman. "From the TV airwaves to our AT&T stores and social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, we will be employing a full court press to educate Oklahoma teens and parents about the dangers of texting and driving." "We're challenging everyone to take the pledge to never text and drive and to make it a lifelong commitment," he said. "And we're challenging all device makers and app developers to offer devices that come pre-loaded with a no-text-anddrive technology solution." AT&T's "It Can Wait" public awareness campaign is focused on a simple, powerful message: No text is worth dying for. AT&T plans to spend tens of millions of dollars on the campaign in 2012 and has made it an ongoing commitment in future years. The effort is comprised of several key initiatives, including: Encouraging its 240,000 employees to take the pledge and, in turn, urge all people to commit that they will never text and drive. On an average day, AT&T retail store and call center employees speak to customers more than 500,000 times. Working with TV and music celebrities to deliver a strong no-texting-whiledriving message via TV ads, concerts, public appearances, Twitter and Facebook. Launching an aggressive social media campaign with advertising on Facebook and Twitter to encourage Americans to take the pledge and to

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operate in New York, which would have hit Standard Chartered's dollar-based businesses. In a brief statement to the market, Standard Chartered WASHINGTON (AP) - said Wednesday that it "conRep. Paul Ryan's plan for tinues to engage constructiveMedicare gets all the atten- ly" with other U.S. agencies tion, but the GOP vice presi- including the Department of dential candidate has pro- Justice, the Treasury and the posed more fundamental Federal Reserve. changes to medical care for Shares briefly shot up to the poor and disabled. 1,473 pence, just above the Under the Wisconsin congressman's Medicaid plan, 1,470 pence closing price on states would take over the Aug. 6, the day the New York program. Simultaneously, agency announced its Ryan's proposed budget charges. would reduce projected federDespite the positive al spending by about $800 bounce on Wednesday, anabillion over 10 years, shrink- lysts said investors are likely ing Medicaid as a share of the to remain cautious about overall national economy. Standard Chartered shares The plan has passed the Republican-led House two until the other investigations are resolved. years in a row. Ryan would also repeal President Barack Obama's health care law, expected to add at least 11 million more ri people to Medicaid. On both proposals, Ryan is in sync with his new boss, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. But such cuts would result in millions of vulnerable people losing Every Monday health insurance, according to advocates for the poor and 1/2 price some nonpartisan economic Hamburgers analysts. out, we see firsthand the impacts that peer pressure - and peer influence have on the decisions they make," said Sandra Spavone, executive director of the National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS). "That's what makes AT&T's efforts so effective. They understand that - by working with these teens and incorporating their feedback programmatically - ultimately, we'll reach even more of that critical and impressionable audience with a message they'll hear." Together with NOYS, AT&T has pioneered more than 12 teen-led, teenfocused educational summits, with plans to hold 10 or more locally by the end of the year. NOYS is a collaboration of national, youth-serving organizations, including non-profit organizations such as Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) and Mothers Against Drunk Driving - and government agencies, such as the Governor's Highway Safety Administration (GHSA). AT&T shares in their common goal of promoting safe and healthy behaviors among our nation's youth. In addition, many other governmental, corporate, non-profit and other organizations have already pledged support for the awareness campaign, including: The AFL-CIO's Union Plus program, American Federation of Teachers, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, CTIA, Junior Achievement, LULAC, National Safety Council, National Urban League and RadioShack. More supporters can be found at www.itcanwait. A recent AT&T survey2 found that 97 percent of teens say they know that texting is dangerous. The survey also found: 75 percent of teens surveyed say that texting while driving is "common" among their friends; Almost all teens (89 percent) expect a reply to a text or email within five minutes or less; And 77 percent of teens report seeing their parents text while driving. But technology can help: 89 percent of teens said a phone app to prevent texting and driving - like AT&T DriveModeTM 3 - would be an effective way to get them or their friends to stop texting and driving. AT&T first began its "It Can Wait" campaign discouraging texting and driving in 2009. The website www.itcanwait.com provides an opportunity to take the don't text and drive pledge. It also offers educational resources and information on the issue.

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share their pledges with their friends via social media. Educating the public using TV ads on the dangers of texting while driving that will run during high-profile events and teen-focused programs. Working to provide a toolkit of notexting-while-driving information to every high school in the country. Challenging device makers and app developers to work with AT&T so that all devices include a pre-loaded, no-textand-drive technology solution as soon as possible. Launching an online driving simulator at www.itcanwait.com in the coming weeks - so that anyone with access to the Internet can experience the dangers of texting while driving. Bringing an in-car simulator to more than 200 locations before the end of this year. Enlisting others - including law enforcement, educators, national retailers, consumer safety groups, legislators and the entire wireless industry - to join the no-text-and-drive movement. Asking more than 1,000 of AT&T's strategic and other major suppliers to encourage their employees to pledge not to text and drive. "The Oklahoma Sheriff's Association is proud to be involved with AT&T to bring to the forefront the impact of texting while driving, which is an evident distraction to drivers," said Bill Winchester, President of the Oklahoma Sheriffs Association. "The problem has become so prevalent that agencies nationwide are looking at this serious problem. I believe that next to driving while under the influence this is becoming a leading cause of vehicle and pedestrian accidents. "These are intentional acts committed by drivers. Like alcohol and drugs, it's a choice, a bad choice. I applaud AT&T for taking this type of initiative to save lives, and I hope everyone in Oklahoma will sign the pledge not to text and drive," Winchester said. "Working with teens day-in and day-

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