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A new GHSA report, with support from General Motors, recommends actionable steps to reduce this silent threat to road safety.

GHSA, with support from General Motors, provided a grant to Youthcast Media Group to train youth to source materials and produce videos on the issue of drowsy driving.

Driving tired can be just as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs – yet one in five drivers admit doing it at least once in the past month. GHSA's updated report, developed with General Motors’ (GM) support, reveals the deadly consequences of this preventable behavior and outlines concrete steps to eliminate it.

The Tennessee Highway Safety Office is seeking an Operations Administrator, funded through a grant with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

The research evaluated a variety of traditional and innovative behavioral traffic safety campaigns to identify noteworthy practices and cost-effective approaches.

The National Association of State EMS Officials seeks a EMS Highway Safety Liaison.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation seeks a Fatal Analysis Reporting Systems (FARS) Analyst.

The objective of this research was to characterize the current state of knowledge related to Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), identify populations in need of education on the matter, and recommend methods of delivery for that education.

Preserving public transit funding, increasing safety and issues of local and state control are among stakeholder priorities. Can lawmakers forge a bipartisan path forward?

The LifeSafer Intelligence Speed Assistance (ISA) is a device that goes in vehicles and controls acceleration to keep drivers within speed limits. The technology is being promoted as a solution to reduce roadway crashes, particularly among teen drivers.