Group sponsors safe-driving video competition

Twenty-two students from seven Fulton County high schools will be competing Wednesday in the second annual Road to Safety competition at Alpharetta High School. The event, organized by volunteers, will award prizes to those students who have created the best short videos educating young people about road safety.

"Our goal within 10 years is to make this a state-wide competition," said Tim Enloe, one of the organizers for the non-profit group sponsoring the competition.

The event begins at 6 p.m.

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