Funding boost to tackle impaired drivers
State efforts to tackle alcohol, cannabis and poly-substance impaired driving in the US are being supported with a funding boost.
The Governors Highway Safety Association...
Youth leaders in Southern Thailand drive road safety and climate action...
A recent Road Safety Week initiative in Southern Thailand successfully spotlighted the importance of helmet use while linking traffic safety to environmental sustainability.
Held in...
‘Speed catches up with you’ campaign
The US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) held its Speeding Catches Up with You campaign in July.
The campaign aimed to educate...
Florida road safety campaign urges motorists to ‘slow down’
A summer road safety campaign held in Florida reminded drivers to slow down to encourage responsible behaviors and help keep roads safe.
The Florida Department...
Ignition interlocks prevent more than 5.7 million attempts by alcohol-impaired drivers...
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has released a new report showing that ignition interlocks have prevented more than 5.7 million attempts by alcohol-impaired drivers to start their vehicles...
‘As quick as putting on your seatbelt’ – AA and SADD...
The New Zealand Automobile Association (AA) and Kaitiaki o Ara / Students Against Dangerous Driving (SADD) are urging Kiwi drivers to start using the...
US pedestrian deaths fall for third straight year
The number of pedestrians killed on US roads dropped by 7% in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to a new data analysis...
New data on fatal collisions released
The Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) has released new data on fatal collisions in Canada.
With sponsorship from Desjardins Insurance, two new fact sheets have been...
Young drivers committing fewer traffic offences than a decade ago
Young drivers in New Zealand are committing around 40% fewer traffic offences than a decade ago but more work is needed to address remaining...
