Crash Prevention 101 courtesy of PURE Insurance

PURE Insurance has partnered with the In Control Family Foundation to improve driver safety across Massachusetts.

Through this partnership, PURE Insurance clients can take In Control’s Crash Prevention 101 program at no cost (a $400 value). The course is available to PURE members and teen drivers of eligible PURE members. Permitted drivers are encouraged to attend within 30 to 60 days of their road test, but licensed drivers may participate at any time.

Here's how it works:

Register online or call us at 888-301-SAFE. Enter code “PURE26" in the Subsidy/Discount code section during registration (shown below) or mention the code when booking by phone.

After entering the “PURE26” code, continue through the process and select whether to accept or decline the available subsidies. Accepting subsidies will reduce the cost of Crash Prevention 101 (CP101) to $0, regardless of how many participants you register.

If you are only registering for CP101, select “pay by check” as your payment method to complete your registration. You will be guided through confirming your information and accepting our terms and conditions, after which you will receive a confirmation number and email.

If you choose to add our Close Quarters Maneuvering course, any additional program, and/or make a donation to our program, select “pay by credit card” instead to pay those charges and complete your registration. You will receive a confirmation number once finished.

* Subsidies and discounts cannot be combined with other offers. This offer is valid for registrations made during the 2026 calendar year and available only to PURE Insurance clients. Use of the above code grants us permission to share the contact info of participants with PURE Insurance for client confirmation.

In Control is a nonprofit, and use of this discount is optional. Choosing not to use the subsidy helps us fund additional training opportunities. Subsidy programs are reviewed periodically and may change, but confirmed registrations will not be affected.