Contest seeks off-road safety videos

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Written by Salt Lake Tribune   
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
State officials are turning to "new media" in an effort to get young Utah off-highway-vehicle enthusiasts to drive safely and responsibly.

The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands and state Parks and Recreation, in collaboration with the Larry H. Miller Group, announced the RideOn! YouTube video contest Tuesday.

The contest is open through May 13. Categories are for elementary, junior high, high school and post-secondary. Student winners can earn $500 each, plus $500 for each of their teachers and $500 for each of their schools by producing winning videos on safely and responsibly riding OHVs.

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Source: http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/51338589-76/500-contest-utah-responsibly.html.csp


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