GHSA has partnered with ride hailing company Lyft to provide five states with grants to support campaigns deterring impaired road use.
As more states consider legalizing recreational marijuana, GHSA's new guide compiles relevant research on legalization's traffic safety impacts.
GHSA's latest report examines humans’ role in autonomous vehicle safety and how states can prepare for the technology.
Distracted driving continues to be a critical issue on roads nationwide. GHSA Executive Director Jonathan Adkins speaks to how frequent under-reporting of distraction makes it difficult to assess the issue's severity.
As legal recreational marijuana sales begin in Massachusetts, the state's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security Director Jeff Larason discusses the dangers of marijuana-impaired driving.
Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL) teaches teens the skills they need to be safe on the roads.
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GHSA works with the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (Responsibility.org) to combat the growing issue of drugged driving.
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GHSA has teamed up with The National Road Safety Foundation, Inc. (NRSF) to provide grants for State Highway Safety Offices to implement drowsy driving prevention programs and campaigns.
Launched in 2010, AT&T’s It Can Wait campaign shares a simple message: distracted driving is never OK. The campaign has evolved as smartphone driving distractions have grown beyond texting to include social media, web surfing, video chatting and more.
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