automobile drivers

A rhyming story in English and Spanish in which a boy sees many signs and other indications of how to stay safe as his mother drives him to kindergarten.

Pierre, who lives alone at the foot of a mountain, hops in his car one day in search of a friend, and meets Goat, Sheep, and Bear along the way.

Speed Racer Jr. grew up in an orphanage with only a key and a red racing bandana as tokens from his parents, but when this shy teenager gets behind the wheel while enrolled at the famed racing academy, his lineage shinesthrough.

Contains two stories that follow the adventures of Speed Racer Jr., the orphaned son of the original Speed Racer, as he and his older brother learn to trust each other and develop their skills at the Racing Academy.

Presents a collection of poems in homage to America's obsession with the automobile.

A brief biography of the stock car driver considered to be the best in the world.

The book discusses the use of drugs by teenagers, and in particular, the consequences of combining drugs and driving.

A motorist, hearing that all roads to Ripton are rife with dangers, concludes it may not be worth going there after all.

Describes the hazards of combining drinking and drugs with driving and discusses ways both in effect and under consideration for lessening the grim statistics pertaining to this problem.

"When Cow gets her hooves on the farmer's car, she takes it for a wild ride through the country"--Provided by publisher.