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WEBINAR REMINDER Don’t skip the B-Sides Case Law Update: B-Sides 2026 Ned Minevitz, TMCEC Thursday, April 16 • 10:00–11:00 a.m. (CDT) TMCEC Online Learning Center

During Distracted Driving Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the important role passengers play in the vehicle. Stay calm, stay alert, and never distract the driver. Safe roads start with all of us. #NRSFsquad #EndDistractedDriving #RoadSafety #DistractedDrivingAwarenessMonth

The Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program will award almost $1 billion to save lives on US roads. Read this excellent summary from our friends at @leagueofcities and apply by May 26! nlc.org/article/2026/0…

What's your role in the car? 😎⤵️

Latest Full Court Press Blog: Reporting Juror Disqualification for Misdemeanor Theft Convictions tmcecblog.com/2026/04/09/rep…

Coming soon to a highway near you. statesman.com/business/artic…

School Bus Driver Arrested After Driving onto Tracks abcnews.com/video/13183124…

The more information you have on the dangers of distracted driving, the better decisions you can make. 📵✅ Put the Phone Away or Pay

Police say an Oklahoma high school principal was shot after attempting to stop a former student from entering the school with a gun. Other school staff were able to subdue the shooter before he was able to harm anyone else. @TrevorLAult has details. abcnews.link/YPBtLcq

A motorcycle exploded and nearly slammed into children after it slid off a road and hit a curb in Bexar County, Texas. The rider managed to escape the explosion.

Congratulations to this year’s Municipal Traffic Safety Initiative Award Winners! #TxDOT #BreakTheStreak

April Update: Virtual and In-Person Mental Health Clinics on April 28th! youtu.be/jrmA9mLN9o8?si…

We're kicking off National Distracted Driving Awareness Month with a reminder that even a momentary distraction behind the wheel can be deadly. We’re also releasing early estimates for 2025 traffic fatalities. While we’re encouraged by a projected nearly 7% decline from 2024 — the fifth-largest decrease since NHTSA began FARS in 1975 — this progress isn’t enough. We must keep working together to reduce roadway deaths and serious injuries.