Order Forms

The KTSRO materials order form includes informational brochures, posters and fliers, as well as pens, pencils, key chains and other give-aways. 

KTSRO Materials Order Form

Sample Materials

KTSRO has many educational videos on the subjects of occupant protection, alcohol and motorcycle safety.  Video check-out is for two weeks time, unless other arrangements have been made with KTSRO. 

KTSRO Video Check-out Order Form

Everybody's favorite dummies, Vince and Larry, are here to help spread the message to "buckle up."  Use the Crash Test Dummies uniforms to liven up your educational traffic safety event. 


Vince and Larry Check-out Order Form

"Fatal Vision" goggles are available for use in educational programs.  These goggles give individuals the opportunity to see through the eyes of impairment.  












Impaired Vision Goggles Check-out Order Form

SafetyBreak! is a program that is geared towards youth ages 9-13, or grades 4-8. The game-based program, which meets several state health education standards, provides 5 days worth of 15 minutes lessons covering areas of: occupant protection, in and around car safety, aggressive and drowsy driving, road dangers (driving around animals, bad weather, etc) and underage alcohol use prevention. The program partners with a Kansas specific on-line multi-player video game, Kansas Challenge, which was created just for the Safety Break! program. 

For more information, click here.

Safety Break! Order Form
Safety Break! Renewal Form

Don’t DRINK! Bingo is an educational bingo game created by KTSRO to teach preteens and teens about the dangers of underage drinking. "DRINK" stands for "Drinking happens for a reason," "Risks and consequences," "Is it true?", "No excuses to drink and drive," and "Kansas law."  The game covers each of these sections to engage youth in learning the truth about drinking in a fun, relaxed way.






KTSRO Don't DRINK! Bingo Check-out Order Form

RIDE is a multi-faceted approach at teaching teens the dangers and possible consequences of intoxicated driving, alcohol abuse and driving distractions. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers, and many of these deaths could be prevented by paying closer attention to the task at hand- driving.

For more information, click here.

RIDE Order Form