Our Story
SLAYPAD was developed to help you understand the need to eliminate distracted driving. We want you to feel protected and confident whether you are in a car, on a bicycle, or walking in the street. When you think of SLAYPAD, you should think of a team who is fighting to make the roads safer, fighting to keep the distracted driving fatalities down, and fighting to eliminate texting and driving. From school presentations to community events, we invite you to join the SLAYPAD team as we help put an end to distracted driving. Our team is available for both in-person events as well as those held online.
Technological advances serve many positive purposes but there are also those times when technology presents itself in a negative way, such as when one decides to text and drive. Anything that acts as a distraction and causes a lack of concentration while driving can result in two things, 1.)Your response time will be decreased and 2.) Your accident rate will be increased. Is a text worth having an accident? Is a text worth taking a life? What if it was your own life? Think of the impact that one text could have on so many lives.
Isn’t it time to take your eyes off of your phones and put and put them back on the roads? Remember, one poor decision could change your life forever.
About the Founder
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Beth Spierer
Founder of SLAYPAD
Known for her hair, Beth Spierer is an actor, hair model, and published magazine model. You may have seen her on "The Deuce," "Ray Donovan," “Law & Order,” or in “Heroine” magazine. Her double-jointed and crooked fingers are also famous and have appeared in “Limitless” and several zombie movies. Long Islanders may have caught her in the "Revive Medical" commercial or working as a trophy girl at a Corvette show. She is also working on her comedy routine so get ready to laugh as she lights up your social media pages.
Beth is also a licensed New York State security guard who is trying to bring back safe driving conditions. As the victim of a drunk driver, Beth is familiar with the hazards that can occur when one does not completely adhere to the rules of the road. Driving to work on a daily basis and seeing so many people looking at their phones and not at the road was a concern for Beth and she knew she had to do something about. After constantly yelling out her window “Stop Looking at Your Phone and Drive,” she created the trademarked word, "SLAYPAD" (The acronym for “Stop Looking at Your Phone and Drive.”) Please join her in the SLAYPAD movement and make our roads safe again.
Beth is looking forward to continuing to work with the greats as well as spreading her message when it comes to distracted driving. She is available for speaking engagements in high schools, colleges, driving schools, at business functions, insurance companies, virtually, or wherever you would like to discuss the dangers of distracted driving. Please put down your phone and join Beth as she looks to make a difference and create safer roads for all of us.
