GHSA and its members participate in many highway safety events and meetings throughout the year.
Ford Driving Skills for Life free hands-on clinics help newly licensed drivers (teens with a learners permit or license) improve their skills in four key areas that are critical factors in more than 60% of vehicle crashes, including: Hazard Recognition, Vehicle Handling, Speed and Space Management.
In this second roundtable of the National Transportation Safety Board's Safe System Series, hosted by Member Jennifer Homendy, a panel of leading experts will discuss eliminating speeding-related crashes through a Safe System Approach. GHSA Senior Director of Policy and Government Relations Russ Martin will serve as a panelist.
This Washington Traffic Safety Commission event is designed as separate trainings or in-services for DREs, TZM/LELs, and CPSTs. Please refer to your group for specific agendas and schedule of events.
In partnership with the TIME (Traffic Incident Management Enhancement) Task Force, GOHS invites you to the 2021 Georgia Highway Safety Conference to learn new trends in highway safety, be motivated to stay mission-focused and network with highway safety professionals from across Georgia.
Join Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for a live panel discussion about new research showing lower rates of drunk driving convictions and trauma hospitalizations after Uber's arrival in Houston.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) welcomes their many partners in traffic safety from across the state and nation to be their guest at the Virtual 46th Annual Governor’s Conference on Highway Safety.
Responsibility.org, in collaboration with GHSA and the American Automobile Association (AAA), will host the National Alliance to Stop Impaired Driving Conference, which will focus on multiple substance impaired driving. GHSA Executive Director Jonathan Adkins will address attendees during the Conference Opening Session on July 29 at 1 p.m. ET. Later on, at 3 p.m. ET, GHSA Senior Director of Policy and Government Relations Russ Martin will participate in a session on the implications of multiple substance impaired driving for State Highway Safety Offices.
This webinar will bring together the organizations that met in July 2020 to discuss the continued roadway safety trends seen during the pandemic, lessons learned in the past twelve months, and what the future might hold. GHSA Executive Director Jonathan Adkins will participate as a speaker in this event hosted by the National Safety Council.
A constructive relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve is essential to addressing historic disparities that face Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) and improving safety for those most impacted by traffic crashes.
