Because motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, UPS and its world-renown drivers are delivering a skill-building program to develop safe driving habits for teens and to create a positive change for teens on the roadways.

The UPS Foundation, which is the charitable arm of UPS, introduced a national program this year in collaboration with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to teach the company's industry-leading safe driving techniques to teens. Based in large part on the same safety training used with UPS's own drivers, the program -- UPS Road Code -- helps teens learn the code for safe driving. Partnering with UPS NASCAR driver David Ragan, the safe driving program is being piloted in 10 Boys & Girls Clubs across the country.

To help raise awareness for BGCA and UPS Road Code, the No. 6 UPS Ford Fusion will feature a Boys & Girls Club logo when Ragan competes in the Dickies 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.