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2011 Highway safety conference in georgia
until the 2011 Highway Safety Conference
The Governor's Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) is the Governor's state agency charged with the mission to educate the public on traffic safety issues and facilitate the implementation of programs that reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities on Georgia roadways. GOHS joins with safety partners through education, law enforcement, emergency medical services and engineering to accomplish our combined missions to implement life saving programs.
NOTE TO EXHIBITORS/VENDORS: All boxes and materials for your exhibit booths can be shipped to the Savannah Hyatt Regency ( 2 W. Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia, USA 31401
Tel: +1 912 238 1234 Fax: +1 912 944 3678) no earlier than on July 27th. Each box must be labeled GOHS Conference as part of your total number of boxes shipped (i.e. Your Company Name/Address, GOHS Conference Box #1 of X). Shipping fees and storage costs are the responsibility of the vendor.
Why Attend?
Safety Conference
Why Should You Attend the Georgia Highway Safety Conference?
Advance your professional mission
Leverage your safety resources
Earn professional development education/training credits
Network within and across professional associations
Identify and establish partnerships
Who Should Attend?
Safety Conference
Who Should Attend the Georgia Highway Safety Conference?
Child passenger safety professionals
State and local law enforcement
Community traffic safety programs
State and local emergency medical services, and public health
Injury prevention programs
Federal and state highway safety agencies
Prosecutors and judges involved in traffic safety issues
The automotive and insurance industries
Advocacy and research
Traffic engineers state/county/city
Traffic data systems managers
Georgia Highway Safety Conference participants meet with
their highway safety peers in a forum where they can share program successes
and learn from one another, and develop alliances with professionals from
all over the state.