Rep. Ryan Warner announced on Apr. 27 that he will host a Seniors for Safe Driving Seminar for area residents aged 55 and older. The event is scheduled for Friday, May 8, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Connellsville Senior Center, located at 100 E. Fayette St., Connellsville.
The seminar aims to help senior citizens improve their driving skills and qualify for a discount on auto insurance. According to Warner, participants who complete the course will receive a certificate granting them at least five percent off their auto insurance premiums for three years. The registration fee is $17 per person, and attendees are asked to RSVP by Monday, May 4 by calling Warner’s office or signing up online.
During the session, an instructor will cover topics such as communicating with other drivers, risk management strategies, airbag safety, sharing the road with others, understanding road signs and signals, pavement markings and additional aspects of safe driving.
Warner advocates for public safety and economic policies that benefit his constituents according to the official website. He has championed legislation such as the Taxpayer Protection Act aimed at capping state spending growth according to the official website. Warner represents Pennsylvania’s 52nd Legislative District according to the official website.
He obtained a degree in communications arts and science from Penn State University according to the official website. In addition to his legislative duties, Warner chairs the PA Legislative Sportsmen Caucus and serves on committees including Consumer Protection, Technology and Utilities according to the official website. He also supports law enforcement agencies and first responders while promoting economic initiatives in his district according to the official website.
The seminar reflects ongoing efforts by local officials like Warner to promote public safety among seniors while offering practical benefits such as insurance discounts.
