Teachers' Insurance Plan of NJ

Teachers' Insurance Plan NJ joined the annual statewide safety initiatives in support of organizations that promote safety priority in New Jersey. Initially launched in June 2008, its parent High Point Auto Insurance, Teachers' initiative, the first safety campaign includes sponsorship and coordination with the Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 (R) (KKAD25) trip in New Jersey communities from 28 October to November 1st. Tours celebrates KKAD25 (R) 's 10th anniversary and reveals the alarming new statistics about speeding in residential neighborhoods cause of death and injuries to pedestrians.

Tom Everson, KKAD25 (R), the founder of the program, will speak residents, law enforcement, schools and communities, which includes the program's mission to educate and to the active involvement of citizens throughout the United States in the common commitment to creating safer streets in neighborhoods, and beyond, to the benefit for all.

"Security is absolutely our top priority for all residents of New Jersey. KKAD25 (R) has proven to reduce the prevalence of speeding in residential neighborhoods and school zones, to create a safe environment for our children," says Teachers Auto Insurance Company of New Jersey President Jim Tignanelli. "Teachers' Insurance Plan NJ is proud to launch this initiative Statewide annual safety campaign and powerful support, such as those for the whole year. "

Excursions include visits: October 28th-Colts Neck High School Graeme Preston Foundation, Ownership, NJ October 29-hush-Northfield Community Middle School, Northfield, NJ Community Forum / Presentation, Berkeley Municipal Building, Bayville, NJ October 31-these -Hamilton/Yardville November 1st-Anthony Henry Memorial Scholarship dinner, Yardville

"We are thrilled that the teachers' Insurance Plan NJ began their safety by supporting our initiative NJ safety tour," said Tom Everson. "Their continued support of our programs over the years shows that their safety of our children should be of paramount importance for all".

Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 (R) is a non-profit organization, founded in the summer of 1998, through safety campaign targeting observance of speed limits on housing, which in most cities and towns across the U.S. to 25 mph. There are 1,000 representing 47 countries participating in KKAD25 (R) campaign. The mission KKAD25 (R) is to end all deaths and injuries caused by excessive speed on all roads. Visit http://www.keepkidsalivedrive25.org/.

Teachers Auto Insurance Company of New Jersey provides auto insurance exclusively to employees (active and retired) from New Jersey licensed education. Research shows that educators in the group are lower risk and less claims, so Teachers' Insurance Plan of New Jersey can offer lower rates to the education community than insurance companies, which insure everyone. For more information, visit http://www.nj-teachers.com/