The legislature finally passed the new safety regulations that will prevent what happened to Kayla from tearing apart another family. I am overwhelmed knowing that 654 people helped push this change into reality. We will keep monitoring the implementation process to ensure these roads stay safe for everyone.
On January 21st 2007 my good friend Kayla Miller was killed in a car accident because the driver of the car she was in was both drinking and smoking weed and he sped into two trees. I think that the state of PA needs stricter driving laws and that is what this petition is all about!
Seeing 500 names on this petition brings back so many memories of Kayla and the life she should still be living. It means the world to me that so many people understand why Pennsylvania needs to change these laws.
Reached 500 supporters
August 12, 2007
July 7, 2007
Seeing one hundred people put their names on this list feels like a light breaking through the heaviness I carry every time I think of Kayla. It means the world to know so many of you see why Pennsylvania needs to change these laws for good.
Reached 100 supporters
July 5, 2007
6 Comments
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Jessica Garcia
19 years ago
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It makes me so mad thinking about how easily this could have been avoided. Thinking of you all.
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Michelle Mitchell
19 years ago
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Too many young lives lost to preventable things. PA needs to step up and fix these laws now before another family has to go through this pain.
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Dave Anderson
19 years ago
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PA laws are way too soft on these drivers. I lost a cousin the same way. When will they ever learn???
M
Mark Perez
19 years ago
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Enough is enough. Drivers need to take responsibility. Stricter laws needed ASAP.
K
Kevin Lyons
19 years ago
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My heart goes out to her family. driving under the influence is never okay and there should be real consequences for this behavior.
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Sarah McKenzie
19 years ago
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So tragic. Rest in peace Kayla. Something has to change.
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The legislature finally passed the new safety regulations that will prevent what happened to Kayla from tearing apart another family. I am overwhelmed knowing that 654 people helped push this change into reality. We will keep monitoring the implementation process to ensure these roads stay safe for everyone.
On January 21st 2007 my good friend Kayla Miller was killed in a car accident because the driver of the car she was in was both drinking and smoking weed and he sped into two trees. I think that the state of PA needs stricter driving laws and that is what this petition is all about!
Seeing 500 names on this petition brings back so many memories of Kayla and the life she should still be living. It means the world to me that so many people understand why Pennsylvania needs to change these laws.
Reached 500 supporters
August 12, 2007
July 7, 2007
Seeing one hundred people put their names on this list feels like a light breaking through the heaviness I carry every time I think of Kayla. It means the world to know so many of you see why Pennsylvania needs to change these laws for good.
Reached 100 supporters
July 5, 2007
6 Comments
J
Jessica Garcia
19 years ago
Featured
It makes me so mad thinking about how easily this could have been avoided. Thinking of you all.
M
Michelle Mitchell
19 years ago
Featured
Too many young lives lost to preventable things. PA needs to step up and fix these laws now before another family has to go through this pain.
D
Dave Anderson
19 years ago
Featured
PA laws are way too soft on these drivers. I lost a cousin the same way. When will they ever learn???
M
Mark Perez
19 years ago
Featured
Enough is enough. Drivers need to take responsibility. Stricter laws needed ASAP.
K
Kevin Lyons
19 years ago
Featured
My heart goes out to her family. driving under the influence is never okay and there should be real consequences for this behavior.
S
Sarah McKenzie
19 years ago
Featured
So tragic. Rest in peace Kayla. Something has to change.
It makes me so mad thinking about how easily this could have been avoided. Thinking of you all.