ASA SledSmart Program

Special note: March 20, 2010
Thanks to all the schools that participated this 2009-2010 season!
Lori spoke to 5160 students through 57 presentations in 36 communities. Super job!————————————————————————-
Sled and ATV Smart into the New Season

The Alberta Snowmobile Association, Alberta Transportation, RCMP, and the Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research, along with strong corporate sponsorship, continue to enjoy a strong and co-operative partnership in promoting the Sled Smart and ATV Safety and Awareness Program.

SLED SMART centers on three key elements: information, education and community involvement. The focus of this campaign is to raise awareness of safe and environmentally responsible snowmobile and ATV operation to students.

We invite parents and community members to attend the presentations to support their youth and build a relationship of trust and confidence with respect to the safe and responsible operation of recreational vehicles.
To download our ‘Invitation to Attend’ please CLICK HERE.


Included in this package are a few questions to prepare your child for the activities during our presentation.
To download the pre-course questions, please CLICK HERE.

Click on this Google Map to see the schools that are participating this season!


View SledSmart LZ in a larger map

The 2009-10 SLED SMART Snowmobile and ATV Safety and Education Campaign will be delivered to participating schools throughout Alberta and will create greater community awareness and support of snowmobile and ATV safety. The ASA SLED SMART program has been deemed an outstanding success with presentations made to over 50,000 students across the province.

CLICK HERE to read feedback from our 2008-09 season.

“The sport of snowmobiling is a great way to enjoy Alberta’s wonderful winter landscape” says Chris Brookes, Executive Director of the ASA. “While snowmobiling is a perfect family activity for Albertans, it also takes place in the great outdoors, which can be challenging and unpredictable at times. Sled Smart offers a good, well rounded introduction to off highway riding in all seasons and is a valuable addition to school curriculums, which currently do not offer this important information to Alberta students.”

The Alberta Snowmobile Association (ASA), founded in 1971, is a non-profit organization representing volunteer clubs, which operate, maintain and promote Alberta’s snowmobile trail network and riding across the province. The ASA is also affiliated with all other provincial and territorial snowmobile organizations, which represent organized snowmobiling through the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO). We join together in promoting safe, responsible snowmobiling in Canada.
For more information about snowmobile safety, contact the Alberta Snowmobile Association at (780) 427-2695 or visit www.altasnowmobile.ab.ca . To learn more about traffic safety, please contact the Traffic Safety Initiative at (780) 422-8839 or visit www.saferoads.com .
For general tips on snowmobile safety.

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Alberta Snowmobile Association
11759 Groat Road Edmonton, AB T5M 3K6
Phone: 780.427.2695 Fax: 780.415.1779
email: info@altasnowmobile.ab.ca
www.altasnowmobile.ab.ca

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