Partnerships

Amazon is partnering with GHSA to keep delivery drivers safe while delivering packages on the road.

Ford Philanthropy funds the award-winning Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL) program that helps teens build skills in key areas - vehicle handling, hazard recognition and speed and space management.

Since 2024, GHSA and General Motors (GM) have joined forces to tackle one of the most persistent and preventable dangers on U.S. roads, distracted driving. Through grant funding, research and targeted campaigns, this partnership equips State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs) and their partners with the tools and resources needed to change driver behavior and save lives.

Lyft provides funding and ride-hailing credits for states to use to incentivize people to choose ride-hailing as a safe alternative to driving impaired.

Michelin has worked with GHSA and its members on teens and tire safety and, more recently, on traffic safety data and analysis.

Mindr, the parent company of the Intoxalock ignition interlock, works with GHSA to help reduce the number of alcohol-impaired drivers on the road.

GHSA partners with the National Safety Council to spread the word that it’s important to check your vehicle’s recall status and schedule a free repair.

Responsibility.org works with GHSA on a number of initatives relating to eliminating drunk and drug-impaired driving.

State Farm® provides grant funding to produce publications and resources for highway safety professionals on a wide range of topics.

The National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF) is dedicated to reducing crashes, deaths and injuries on our nation’s highways by promoting safe driving behavior through greater public awareness.

Uber and GHSA are partnering to help educate Uber app users about critical traffic safety issues.

GHSA is working with Waymo on the critical issue of autonomous vehicles (AV).