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Dozens of teens from across the state were at the Capitol today to learn more about driving and the dangers of texting. They also heard from the families that have lost loved ones. Last September, Bob Boos lost his son Kevin and his two friends when they were hit by a speeding driver.

“He chose drive down Pensacola drive at speeds allegedly up to 100 miles per hour to see how fast that car would go. One hundred miles per hour. He hit the side of a 2004 PT cruiser that had our three children in it” said Boos.

The three teens were FSU Students. Their car erupted in fire on impact.