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Through the support of the National Road Safety Foundation, GHSA awarded the Minnesota highway safety office a grant to engage with children through the Rochester Cops and Kids Community Bike Program, which promotes bicycle safety by organizing bike rides, bike rodeos and fix-it clinics.

GHSA and Michelin Mobility Intelligence (MMI) have awarded a total of $300,000 to three states for advanced traffic safety data collection and analysis.

This issue of GHSA's newsletter looks at pedestrian safety, summarizes recent traffic safety news and spotlights two associate members.

GHSA and Ford Motor Company Fund are awarding a total of $100,000 in grants to advance access to safe mobility for teens in underserved areas.

Through the support of Ford Driving Skills for Life, GHSA awarded the New York highway safety office a grant to make a hands-on driver education program available to teens in the Capital Region of New York.

Through the support of Ford Driving Skills for Life, GHSA awarded the Montana highway safety office a grant to establish a teen peer-to-peer program that provided Tribal youth the opportunity to produce traffic safety messaging campaigns specifically for their communities.

Through the support of Ford Driving Skills for Life, GHSA awarded the Missouri highway safety office a grant to identify and train foster care youth in need of driver training education.

Through the support of Ford Driving Skills for Life, GHSA awarded the Oklahoma highway safety office a grant to conduct teen driver safety education program across the state. The program featured an app content, work zone safety elements and several hands-on events.

GHSA and Cambridge Mobile Telematics released a report confirming that the adoption of strong and clear hands-free driving laws correlates with reduced distraced driving rates.

The GHSA report, published with Cambridge Mobile Telematics, demonstrates that the adoption of strong, clear hands-free driving laws correlates with reduced distraced driving rates.