Road to Zero

For millions of Americans, roadway safety is workplace safety. Read @NSCsafety CEO Lorraine Martin's testimony to Congress on private sector strategies for emerging safety issues. nsc.org/speeches-testi…

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…

Our friends at @ITS_America are looking for technology solutions to road safety challenges on M Street in Washington, D.C. You could have a chance to pitch your idea to government agencies. Deadline 4/17: itsa.org/m-street-road-…

Join @NHTSAgov on April 1st to kick off Distracted Driving Awareness Month. #DDAM nhtsa.gov/events/nationa…

New report from our friends @GHSAHQ on the dramatic decrease in fatalities seen in 2025 - yet there is so far still to go: ghsa.org/resource-hub/p…

At @NSCsafety we are estimating a 12% drop in U.S. traffic fatalities between 2024 and 2025, even with an increase in miles driven. Nine states and D.C. are leading the way with even greater improvements. Read more: nsc.org/newsroom/nsc-p….

Want to move Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) from idea to action in your community? Join our webinar on Feb 19 to explore pilots, policies, & funding pathways to make it real. Register today: visionzeronetwork.org/upcoming-webin…

Don't forget! Next Tuesday is our Road to Zero webinar with Dr. Bryan Reimer, where you can learn about the latest research into driver attention support. There's more to it than just distraction - don't miss it: nsc.org/road/resources…

It's the last week you can apply for the next round of Road to Zero grants. Thanks to @NHTSAgov, we can fund innovative programs to help save lives. Deadline 11:59 PM ET on 1/16. For full criteria and application, see our website: nsc.org/road/resources…

There is still time to apply for the Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants. Deadline: January 16. Find all information and the application portal on our website: nsc.org/road/resources…

In the first of a four-part webinar series, we'll explore how telematics data can help us better understand and address risky driver behavior. Find the fact sheet and register for the webinar here: usnddc.org/telematics-inc…

Fascinating new driver behavior study from @NYC_DOT: They crunched the data to explain the rise in pandemic-era reckless driving in NYC. Well worth a read. nyc.gov/html/dot/downl…

Got the next great idea for an innovative project to help end road deaths? Applications for the Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants will be accepted until January 16, 2026. More info: nsc.org/road/resources…?

Just in time for holiday travel, Road to Zero grant recipient @WxJase at @HofstraU is making news with his virtual reality snow squall driving simulator. cbsnews.com/newyork/news/s…

ICYMI: We are accepting applications for our Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants, sponsored by @NHTSAgov, through 1/16/26. NEW! Preview the questions before using our online submissions portal: nsc.org/road/resources…

This Sunday is #WDoR2025. Attend an event near you and learn why #SafeSpeedsSaveLives. forbes.com/sites/tanyamoh…

We're just over one week away from World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in the US. This year, our focus is on solutions for dangerous speeding. Find a local event near you & be inspired to act for safer streets: wdor-usa.org #WDoR2025 #SafeSpeedsSaveLives

We are now accepting applications for the 2026 Road to Zero Traffic Safety Grants! Do you have an idea for an innovative program or research project that could save lives on the road? Apply by January 16. nsc.org/road/resources…?

It's not too late to sign up for the Road to Zero Grantee Showcases! On Sept. 30 and Oct. 7, learn from innovative project teams addressing roadway safety and get inspired for your own application: nsc.org/road/resources…

Interesting event coming up Friday: MIT Mobility Forum, "Re-examining our Streets: Engineering and Safety" with @Visionzeronet linkedin.com/posts/mit-mobi…