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Lyft and GHSA Award Grants to Help States Offer Motorists an Alternative to Driving Impaired During the Holidays
GHSA and Lyft have awarded the State Highway Safety Offices in Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico, North Carolina and Texas nearly $100,000 in grant funds and Lyft ride credits to support campaigns to help prevent impaired driving this holiday season.
GHSA Offers Recommendations to Address Equity in Traffic Enforcement
Read GHSA’s full statement affirming our commitment to ensure everyone on the road gets home safely.
Understanding and Tackling Micromobility: Transportation’s New Disruptor
New GHSA publication explores micromobility challenges, offers concrete solutions to help address them.
Partner Initiatives
Explore GHSA's partnerships and learn how to join us as we work towards zero roadway fatalities.
2020 Highway Safety Champions
GHSA is grateful for our Highway Safety Champions: those 2020 GHSA Annual Meeting sponsors who graciously maintained their financial support of the association this year.

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USDOT Pushes Swift Implementation of First Pedestrian Safety Plan

December 1, 2020

Smart Cities Dive

The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) last week released its first Pedestrian Safety Action Plan in an effort to reduce pedestrian fatalities and injuries on America's roads.

Risky Driving Behavior Is up During the Pandemic

November 18, 2020

Scripps National News

One third of all roadway deaths are speed related. Impaired driving is also up. GHSA says we have to change how we get people to slow down.

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Alliance for Automotive Innovation Automated Vehicle Policy Roadmap Release Webinar

December 2, 2020 | 10:00 a.m.

New Hampshire's 2020 Virtual Traffic Safety Series Teen Driver Session: Latest Trends with Teen Drivers

December 2, 2020 | 1:00 p.m. ET

This session will focus on driving trends as they relate to youth behind the wheel, including COVID-19 and ADHD.

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