Cruisin' Not Boozin' Program

• Cruisin' Not Boozin' (CNB) - Powerful Stories - Empowering Lives 
  Click the link below to see a video about CNB created by Advance for Web
  Bryn Mawr Rehab Works to Prevent Auto Accident Injuries and Deaths (Advance) 

CNB is an award-winning program developed and sponsored by Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital. It brings children, teenagers and young adults face to face with the devastating consequences of distracted or impaired driving. Our peer-to-peer approach includes first-hand accounts from survivors of motor vehicle accidents that were the direct result of distracted or impaired driving - driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs; driving while using a cellphone or driving recklessly.

Our speakers live with life-changing injuries and tell their stories about how they were injured, their recovery and rehabilitation. Their stories address the long-term effects and consequences of their actions and as speakers they provide first-hand accounts of how their lives changed as a result of driving while distracted or impaired. 

CNB Is Committed to Preventing Disabilities
CNB is powerful and changes the attitudes of young people about driving. More than 500,000 students from elementary school through college in the tri-state region have participated in CNB since its inception.

About Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital
Our mission includes providing educational programs that promote wellness and help reduce and prevent injuries. CNB helps us achieve our mission. As a leader in physical medicine and rehabilitation, our 148-bed acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital offers a full continuum of physical and cognitive rehabilitation services. We provide acute inpatient care and outpatient programs for adults and adolescents. The wide range of illnesses and injuries we treat includes traumatic and mild traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke and other neurological disabilities, chronic pain, amputation and other orthopedic conditions. We are affiliated with Main Line Health.

For more information about CNB, call Carole Flounders, Program Coordinator, at 484.596.5465 or e-mail Carole at cnb@mlhs.org.

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