
Welcome to the SCDTSEA's new Website...
Our newly redesigned website is loaded with some great new features, tons of useful information, and a wealth of online resources. All in an easy to navigate layout.
Past President's Letters
Please take a moment to read a coupe of letters written by our past president, Steve Phillips, called "We Are Facing a Challenge" and "Keep Driver Education In Schools".
Buckle Up South Carolina
Take a look at some of the information behind the "Buckle Up South Carolina" campaign... Click HERE
Distracted Driving Campaign
Check out the resources on Distracted Driving as a tremendous source of information for drivers on the dangers of various sources of distracted driving. Click HERE
Upcoming Events
SCDTSEA Annual Conference
Seawells
Columbia, SC Nov. 18, 2011
ADTSEA SERA Conference
Crown Reef Hotel
Myrtle Beach, SC Feb. 24-26, 2012
Teen Driver Poster Contest
"Drive Safely, Save Lives"
Contact Debbie Hartness for Rules & Deadline
Current News
Award Nominations
"Nominate a colleague for an SCDTSEA Award!" The awards are for Teacher Of The Year (for both a private and a public school driver educator), Outstanding Driver Training School, and the Emmett Hutto award for SCDTSEA service. Send your nomination to Joe Sabbadino.
Welcome...
We are proud to present to you the new online home of the South Carolina Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association. We have redesigned the new site to be substantially more informative and user-friendly than the old site by filling it with an abundant amount of valuable information, useful resources and clean, easy to navigate menu systems. We hope that you enjoy your online experience while visiting the new SCDTSEA website. Please feel free to share your thoughts and comments with us by utilizing our new Contact Form via the Contact Us page.
Our Mission Statement
"The SCDTSEA supports and advances traffic safety and education among commercial and public driving schools. It's members work together to promote solutions and laws related to driver safety and education."
Join
We are the only state professional organization that recognizes public, private and commercial school driver and traffic safety education will strengthen our traffic safety education program. SCDTSEA provides unity, mutual sharing, knowledge, a sounding board, and friendly acquaintance and good fellowship that not available elsewhere. Join us now and help make a potentially great association even better. We also encourage you to urge your colleagues to join SCDTSEA to strengthen our traffic safety education programs and bring them to an even higher level of success.
Click HERE for our 2011 Membership Application.
Awards
"Nominate a colleague for an SCDTSEA Awards!" There will be a teacher of the year award for both a private school and a public school driver educator...for an outstanding driver training school...and the Emmett Hutto award for SCDTSEA service. Send your nomination to Joe Sabbadino.
Teen Driver Poster Contest
The SCDTSEA is proud to announce a poster contest to promote safe driving in South Carolina. It's titled, "Drive Safe, Save Lives!" There will be a student winner and a school winner. Click HERE for a complete list of rules and additional information. Email Debbie Hartness for more information.


Welcome to SCDTSEA...
The South Carolina Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association is a state association of instructors of driver and traffic safety education, comprised of representatives from both the public and private sectors.
South Carolina Highways
As an association, one of our goals is to ensure that all of the highways and roads throught the entire state of South Carolina are as safe as possible for every driver.
Carolina Pride...
The South Carolina Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association is proud of the work we perform in the beautiful state of South Carolina. We hope that our efforts continue to make South Carolina roads a safer place to drive.
Texting & Driving Campaign
We will continue to work diligently to share knowledge and promote a greater understanding of the issue to end the dangerous practice of distracted driving on our state’s roadways.














