New drama aims to improve young drivers' road safety
Students from Rotherham College of Arts and Technology are performing a new play in local schools about road safety.
The piece, called Scarred, tells of a 17-year-old boy who causes a crash, killing his girlfriend and a passing child.
The performances are supported by South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
According to road safety charity Brake, drivers aged 17-24 are involved in one in four road accidents.
Denny Smith, head of drama at the college, said: "We're trying to cover as many issues as possible to help young people, but in a very emotionally powerful way that will stay with them as long as possible.
"We've had people crying in every single performance we've done so far."