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October 22, 2025

New report supports call for data-driven approach to roadway safety

Predictive analytics can be used to make roadway travel safer, the Governors Highway Safety Association says in a new report.

October 22, 2025

Howard County sees 50% drop in school bus violations with AI-assisted cameras

Howard County is making significant progress in protecting students with new technology that's changing how drivers behave around school buses.

Monitors displaying live traffic camera feeds

October 13, 2025

New Missouri law targets distracted drivers as officials seek to identify hot spots with data

On the interstate outside St. Louis, it took Missouri state trooper Brock Teague just minutes to spot a suspected distracted driver with a taillight out and cellphone in hand.

September 30, 2025

Amazon to test its driverless Zoox vehicles on streets of DC

Amazon announced it will test drive its robotaxis on the streets of D.C. Its self-driving vehicle, known as the Zoox, will join the Waymo vehicles already testing in the District.

September 22, 2025

How predictive data can reduce driving accidents and deaths

Smartphones and connected vehicle data can help traffic safety officials spot and fix accident hot spots, says a report from the Governors Highway Safety Association and Cambridge Mobile Telematics.

Roads at night with the U.S. capitol in the background

September 6, 2025

D.C. can predict who will get into car crashes but can’t stop them

“Educational messaging ... works best when supported by law enforcement on the road to show drivers there are consequences for unsafe actions,” said Adam Snider of the Governors Highway Safety Association.

August 27, 2025

Using vehicle, driver data can improve road safety

Traffic safety experts meeting at the Governors Highway Safety Association’s annual conference in Pittsburgh Tuesday said massaging millions of pieces of road and driving data collected from vehicles could dramatically improve road safety in the next few years.

August 13, 2025

DUI task force attempts to shift local conversation about impaired driving

The Teton County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has organized a DUI task force that officially kicked off Aug. 1. The task force was the brainchild of Deputy Erik Elizondo, after he learned that 80% of crimes committed in Teton County involve alcohol in some way.

July 29, 2025

Media Coverage

New report supports call for data-driven approach to roadway safety

Howard County sees 50% drop in school bus violations with AI-assisted cameras

New Missouri law targets distracted drivers as officials seek to identify hot spots with data

Amazon to test its driverless Zoox vehicles on streets of DC

How predictive data can reduce driving accidents and deaths

D.C. can predict who will get into car crashes but can’t stop them

Using vehicle, driver data can improve road safety

DUI task force attempts to shift local conversation about impaired driving

North Carolina installs 2,500 AI-based traffic signals

Ready to start driving? Not so fast, new laws say.

Missouri is leading with smarter, safer roads. Other states should catch up

New traffic safety campaign launched to show physical impact of not using a seatbelt