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| Atlanta Bicycle Campaign  |
(hits: 2617 ) [1/7/2004] |
| The Atlanta Bicycle Campaign is a member-supported organization working for better on-road bicycling conditions in metro-Atlanta. We believe that truly healthy communities welcome bicyclists and provide a safe riding environment. We promote bicycle transportation, responsible recreational riding, and education for bicyclists and motorists alike. | |
| Bicycle Related Injuries  |
(hits: 2629 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Each year, more than 500,000 people in the US are treated in emergency departments, and more than 700 people die as a result of bicycle-related injuries. | |
| Georgia Bicycle Foundation  |
(hits: 2546 ) [1/7/2004] |
| Dedicated to Making Georgia the Most Bicycle-Friendly State in the Nation | |
| Georgia Bikes!  |
(hits: 2581 ) [1/21/2004] |
| GEORGIA BIKES! is a non-profit organization working to improve bicycling conditions and promote bicycling throughout the state of Georgia | |
| League of American Bicyclists  |
(hits: 2801 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The League of American Bicyclists promotes bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation and works through advocacy and education for a bicycle-friendly America. | |
| PATH Foundation  |
(hits: 2456 ) [1/21/2004] |
| Founded in 1991, The PATH Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing a metrowide trail system for Atlanta. A team of experienced trail builders oversees the planning and development of PATH's greenway trails and raises funds to continue building trails for Atlanta. The City of Atlanta has named PATH its official partner in trail building for the city. | |
| Pedestrian Bicycle Information Center  |
(hits: 517 ) [5/3/2007] |
| PBIC’s mission has been to improve the quality of life in communities through the increase of safe walking and bicycling as a viable means of transportation and physical activity. | |
| Southern Bicycle League  |
(hits: 2651 ) [1/7/2004] |
| Whether you're new to cycling or a veteran rider, membership in Atlanta's Southern Bicycle League will add to your enjoyment of cycling. Learning from other riders, experiencing the thrill of new rides, and enjoying the camaraderie are benefits that last a lifetime. You'll also have the opportunity to help other cyclists and educate the community on cycling issues by getting involved in the club's many activities, such as the Advocacy Committee or by leading a ride. | |
| Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association  |
(hits: 2563 ) [1/7/2004] |
| The Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA). SORBA is a non-profit organization with the mission to "preserve, protect and educate." SORBA`s primary focus has been advocacy; usually land access issues, but also sponsoring rides and festivals, and supporting off-road cycling in the North Georgia area through trail acquisition and maintenance. | |
| State Ped/Bike Coordinators  |
(hits: 465 ) [5/3/2007] |
| Nationwide bicycle leaders.... | |
| Swinny.net - Bicycle Resource  |
(hits: 15360 ) [5/28/2004] |
| Bikes: a user perspective | |
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| Baby Car Seats, Inc.  |
(hits: 1200 ) [2/8/2006] |
| Features leading manufacturers of car seats for babies and toddlers such as Britax, Evenflo, Cosco, and Graco. | |
| Buckle Safety from State Farm  |
(hits: 2766 ) [12/31/2003] |
| Basic information on keeping your kids safe while in a vehicle. | |
| Buckle Up America  |
(hits: 2834 ) [12/22/2003] |
| Buckle Up America is a national campaign to increase the proper use of safety belts and child safety seats--changes that will save lives and prevent injuries. | |
| Bucklebear Safety Page  |
(hits: 2628 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Kids can visit with Bucklebear and learn all about being safe in a car or truck. | |
| Child Passenger Safety from the National Center fo  |
(hits: 2687 ) [12/31/2003] |
| Child Passenger Safety Fact Sheets from the Centers for Disease Control's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. | |
| Child Passenger Safety via NHTSA  |
(hits: 2819 ) [12/31/2003] |
| Learn the facts about Child Passenger Safety from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. | |
| Kids and Cars  |
(hits: 2652 ) [12/29/2003] |
| KIDS AND CARS' mission is to assure no child dies or is injured in a non-traffic, non-crash motor vehicle-related event. | |
| National Child Passenger Safety Board  |
(hits: 2568 ) [12/23/2003] |
| The National Child Passenger Safety Board has been established to provide program direction and technical guidance to states, communities and organizations as a means to maintain a credible, standardized child passenger training and certification program. | |
| National SAFE KIDS Campaign  |
(hits: 2598 ) [12/22/2003] |
| The National SAFE KIDS Campaign is the first and only national non-profit organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury — the number one killer of children ages 14 and under. | |
| Online Videos for Car Seats, Booster Seats, and Se  |
(hits: 2534 ) [12/31/2003] |
| A multimedia Web site designed to help you answer your questions about car safety, car seats, booster seats and seatbelts. | |
| Safe Ride Newsletters  |
(hits: 2467 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The goal of Safe Ride News Publications is to help save lives and prevent injury to children in traffic. | |
| Safety Belt Safe USA  |
(hits: 2608 ) [12/29/2003] |
| SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A. is the national, non-profit organization dedicated to child passenger safety. Our mission is to help reduce the number of serious and fatal traffic injuries suffered by children by promoting the correct, consistent use of safety seats and safety belts. | |
| Safety City with Vince and Larry   |
(hits: 2461 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Visit with Vince and Larry--the Crash Test Dummies--as they learn all about road safety. | |
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| Clayton County Traffic Enforcement Team  |
(hits: 3261 ) [2/26/2004] |
| The Clayton County Police Department has one of the top units for traffic enforcement in the metro area. Learn all about Clayton's work with HEAT, the DUI Task Force, Commericial Vehicle Safety Enforcement and More. If the above link doesn't directly get you into the Traffic Unit, click on "Specialized Units", then "Traffic Unit". | |
| DeKalb County Police Department--STAR Team  |
(hits: 2789 ) [2/4/2004] |
| DUI and Traffic Safety speciality team from DeKalb County, Georgia. | |
| East Point Police Department Traffic Enforcement  |
(hits: 2807 ) [2/4/2004] |
| Traffic enforcement safety team from East Point, Georgia. | |
| Hall County Sheriff's Office Traffic Enforcement U  |
(hits: 2815 ) [3/8/2004] |
| The goal of the Traffic Enforcement Unit is to make the roads and highways of our community safe for the citizens of Hall County. | |
| Jesup Police Department  |
(hits: 2668 ) [2/26/2004] |
| The mission of the Jesup Police Department is to strengthen and maintain the social order of the community by providing professional law enforcement services, while remaining within prescribed ethical and constitutional limits. | |
| Lamar County Sheriff's Office  |
(hits: 2625 ) [2/26/2004] |
| Lamar County Sheriff Larry Waller has developed a very informative site that includes details regarding highway safety programs for schools. | |
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| AdviseMyParents  |
(hits: 1028 ) [5/14/2006] |
| Teen driver safety awareness program. | |
| Chattahoochee Technical College Public Safety Club  |
(hits: 1259 ) [2/6/2006] |
| Chattahoochee Technical College has a Public Safety Club interested in all forms of highway safety. | |
| Department of Driver Services  |
(hits: 1690 ) [9/26/2005] |
| All of us at the DDS want to make sure that you have a pleasant experience taking care of your driver's license business. Our license examiners and customer service representatives are trained and encouraged in the art of problem solving rather than processing paper. While our policies and procedures are established by state and federal regulation, our goal is to supply our customers with professional and courteous service while enforcing them. | |
| Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police  |
(hits: 2510 ) [5/7/2004] |
| Official site for the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police. Also home to the "Trooper News" newsletter. | |
| Georgia Bureau of Investigation  |
(hits: 2601 ) [12/22/2003] |
| The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is an independent, state-wide agency that provides assistance to the state’s criminal justice system in the areas of criminal investigations, forensic laboratory services and computerized criminal justice information. | |
| Georgia Department of Human Resources  |
(hits: 2610 ) [12/31/2003] |
| DHR touches the lives of all Georgians by providing more than 100 programs that ensure their health and welfare | |
| Georgia Department of Public Safety  |
(hits: 3722 ) [12/22/2003] |
| The Georgia Department of Public Safety (DPS) oversees the day-to-day operation of the Georgia State Patrol (GSP) founded in 1937 to investigate traffic crashes and enforce traffic and criminal laws on the state's roads. | |
| Georgia Department of Transportation  |
(hits: 2698 ) [12/22/2003] |
| The Georgia Department of Transportation plans, constructs, maintains and improves the state's road and bridges; provides planning and financial support for other modes of transportation such as mass transit and airports; provides airport and air safety planning; and provides air travel to state departments. The Department also provides administrative support to the State Tollway Authority, the Georgia Rail Passenger Authority, and the Georgia Southwest Rail Excursion Authority. | |
| Georgia Department of Transportation Crash Reporti  |
(hits: 1665 ) [9/21/2005] |
| House Bill 501, enacted by the General Assembly in the 2005 Legislative Session, approved as of July 1, 2005, disbanded the DMVS and transferred the responsibility for issuing driver's licenses and maintaining driving records to the Department of Driver Services (DDS) and the responsibility of the statewide repository for Georgia Uniform Motor Vehicle Accident Reports (GUMVAR) to GDOT. The current crash reporting system and entire staff have been transferred to GDOT, but the unit continues to reside in Conyers, Georgia as before. You can also request copies of crash reports, crash data, and law enforcement forms on this website. | |
| Georgia Motor Trucking Association  |
(hits: 905 ) [6/27/2006] |
| The Georgia Motor Trucking Association is the only organization in the state that provides full-time service and representation for the trucking industry. The Association serves as the "voice" of the trucking industry in Georgia, representing more than 400 for-hire carriers, 400 private carriers, and 300 associate members. | |
| Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program  |
(hits: 2832 ) [2/8/2004] |
| motorcycle rider education and training | |
| Georgia Navigator  |
(hits: 2716 ) [12/23/2003] |
| This is the website for NAVIGATOR, the Georgia Department of Transportation's Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). On this website you'll find current travel conditions for many of Georgia's major roadways, brought to you via a mixture of ITS technologies along those roads. | |
| Georgia Needs a Trauma Center Now  |
(hits: 339 ) [10/22/2007] |
| It’s about time... the golden hour. Ga Trauma Map The clock begins ticking the instant that the car crashes, the worker falls, or the bullet rips into the victim. Then it’s a race against time and distance. A trauma patient’s chances of survival increase dramatically if they receive care within the “golden hour” immediately following injury. Rapid response by emergency medical technicians in ground and air ambulances is critical. So is the distance to the nearest trauma center – a special hospital facility with the resources and medical specialists to handle the most severe injuries. | |
| Georgia Regional Transportation Authority  |
(hits: 2292 ) [12/22/2003] |
| GRTA is the state of Georgia authority that works to provide transportation choices, improved air quality and better land use in order to enhance the quality of life and promote sustainable growth for all Georgians. | |
| Georgia Traffic Injury Prevention Institute  |
(hits: 2921 ) [12/31/2003] |
| The Georgia Traffic Injury Prevention Institute (GTIPI) is an educational outreach unit of The University of Georgia, with primary funding support from the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety (GOHS). | |
| Georgians for Better Transportation  |
(hits: 2527 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Georgians for Better Transportation is a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization aimed at improving the transportation infrastructure throughout the state. | |
| MADD Georgia  |
(hits: 2805 ) [12/23/2003] |
| The website for the Georgia chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. | |
| Road Rules for Reid  |
(hits: 448 ) [7/18/2007] |
| When Leigh Webb’s 17-year-old son died in a car crash in Metter, Georgia in 2006, she decided to use his story to prevent other teens from facing a similar fate. The website, Road Rules for Reid, encourages teens to buckle up, slow down, put down the cell phone, and don’t drink and drive | |
| Southeastern Transportation Center  |
(hits: 2460 ) [12/29/2003] |
| STC activities are related to transportation safety. | |
| TEAM Georgia  |
(hits: 2328 ) [5/21/2004] |
| Since 1985, TEAM Georgia has worked to save lives and reduce injuries on Georgia’s roads and waterways. TEAM Georgia is a safe and sober transportation coalition, comprised of business leaders, government and public safety officials, and members of Atlanta’s professional sporting teams. Our unique alliance joins the state’s most prominent and progressive champions of public safety with Georgia’s professional sporting heroes. | |
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| Coastal Area Traffic Enforcement Network  |
(hits: 2591 ) [2/26/2004] |
| The Coastal Area Traffic Enforcement Network, the second oldest traffic enforcement network in Georgia, serves as a catalyst for traffic enforcement officers to voice their concerns and share ideas with their counterparts from other agencies in the region. C.A.T.E.N. consists of thirteen coastal counties including Appling, Liberty, Long,McIntosh, Pierce, Tattnall, Ware, and Wayne. | |
| East Central Traffic Enforcement Network  |
(hits: 475 ) [5/30/2007] |
| Website for the East Central Traffic Enforcement Network | |
| We Hunt at Night  |
(hits: 299 ) [12/12/2007] |
| WeHuntatNight.com contains pictures, copies of news articles, and other information of interest to the members of the Middle Georgia Traffic Enforcement Network (MGTEN). | |
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| 2002 Crash Analysis, Statistics & Information   |
(hits: 2858 ) [2/27/2004] |
| Georgia's DMVS has developed the Crash Analysis, Statistics & Information (CASI)Notebook to provide straightforward, easy to understand crash information. | |
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| Highway Safety Research Center  |
(hits: 2778 ) [12/22/2003] |
| Cutting edge highway safety research can be found at this site. | |
| Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria  |
(hits: 2083 ) [8/5/2004] |
| Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) are voluntary guidelines that were originally developed in response to requests by states interested in improving and standardizing their state crash data. When implemented at the state level, MMUCC provides a "minimum" set of data elements that are accurate, reliable, and credible within states, among states, and at the national level. The consistent crash data provided by the MMUCC guidelines plays a vital role in the work of professionals in highway safety, law enforcement, traffic records, injury prevention, traffic engineering and planning, emergency medicine, and others who share a stake in reducing traffic injuries and fatalities. More and more states have incorporated the MMUCC data elements into their crash reporting forms once they learn the benefits and see how easy it is to put into practice. MMUCC helps them collect reliable crash data, effectively guide enforcement planning, and shape sound traffic safety policy. This site offers a one-stop source for information on MMUCC and how you can put it to work to help save lives, reduce injuries and make our roadways safer. | |
| Northwestern Center for Public Safety  |
(hits: 2500 ) [6/11/2004] |
| Northwestern University Center for Public Safety was founded as the Traffic Institute in 1936 by an Evanston Police Commander with a vision. Franklin M. Kreml was determined to save lives on America’s roads. At that time, the number of motor vehicle deaths and injuries was skyrocketing. Despite the fact that there was no professional training in accident investigation for police officials, Commander Kreml found a way to reduce the number of accidents in Evanston so drastically that the National Safety Council declared Evanston “America’s Safest City.” Recognizing the need for high-quality training for traffic professionals across the nation, Mr. Kreml then established the Traffic Institute at Northwestern University. The Traffic Institute quickly became the world leader in traffic crash investigation and prevention and has maintained that reputation ever since. | |
| Northwestern University Transportation Library  |
(hits: 2259 ) [6/11/2004] |
| The Transportation Library was founded in 1958 to support the curricula and research programs of the Transportation Center and the Center for Public Safety of Northwestern University, including the School of Police Staff and Command. Containing over 400,000 items, the Transportation Library of Northwestern University is one of the largest transportation information centers in the world, encompassing information on all transportation modalities, including: air, rail, highway, pipeline, water, urban transport and logistics. It includes a significant collection on law enforcement, police management and traffic enforcement. Its collection of environmental impact statements is one of the most complete in the world. | |
| Texas Transportation Institute  |
(hits: 4159 ) [6/11/2004] |
| TTI is an official research agency for the Texas Department of Transportation and the Texas Railroad Commission. TTI works closely with many state and federal agencies as well as the private sector to improve the safety and efficiency of the transportation system. | |
| The Institute for Transportation Research and Educ  |
(hits: 2166 ) [6/11/2004] |
| The Institute for Transportation Research and Education (ITRE) is a university-based institute committed to leadership in the study of surface transportation issues through fostering analytical thinking, integrating technology in education and research, serving as a catalyst for problem solving, and cultivating professionals and students dedicated to excellence in transportation. | |
| The Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluatio  |
(hits: 2156 ) [6/11/2004] |
| Pacific Institute has significant national presence in the area of prevention with funded research projects at many of its centers on prevention, treatment, and policy research. Pacific Institute scientists and practitioners continually focus on the design and implementation of complex program evaluation strategies and the conduct of research related to health and social issues, including criminal justice. Pacific Institute practitioners and scientists provide training and technical assistance in many health-related areas to states and communities that are attempting to mitigate the effects of alcohol and other drug abuse. Pacific Institute houses one of the world's leading teams studying the costs of illness and injury and the cost effectiveness of health systems organization and preventive interventions. Our studies of medical spending by diagnosis grouping are regularly cited and updated. The Institute has developed computer-modeling tools to analyze health and social issues. The alcohol computer model, SimCom, measures alcohol consumption and related problems as they respond to alcohol policy interventions. The SimSmoke model measures the effects of price interventions (taxes) and youth access policies on tobacco consumption and related mortality. Pacific Institute has always maintained a leadership role by seeking to advance knowledge, technology and practice in alcohol and other drug prevention, treatment, social policy, health and safety. The Institute continues to add new areas of exploration. Pacific Institute has been closely identified with research, evaluation, and prevention of alcohol abuse and related health and social issues. The Prevention Research Center in Berkeley, CA., is one of fifteen centers sponsored by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Pacific Institute is also the designated technical assistance contractor for the major national initiative with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) for reducing underage drinking. Pacific Institute was founded to develop and disseminate some of the earliest drug prevention strategies and has continued to provide national and international leadership, both in knowledge development and in the translation of this knowledge into public policy and programmatic strategies. The focus of Pacific Institute's work, historically, has been on individual and social problems associated with the use of alcohol and other drugs. This focus has led to research into related behaviors with health implications, including driving under the influence, intentional and unintentional injury, occupational health and safety, and unsafe sexual practices. Ongoing Pacific Institute projects investigate the effectiveness of primary prevention as it relates to physical injuries and violence. Pacific Institute performs research and development in the areas of traffic safety and the relationship of alcohol and other drug use to traffic safety. The Institute maintains a commitment to active involvement in both the scientific and policy-making communities for the advancement of education. Institute scholars regularly prepare comprehensive scientific reviews, policy position papers, and methodological analyses on various educational issues. Pacific Institute continues to develop research on the subject of tobacco as it affects individual and public health. We have also developed a research and technical assistance program in smoking prevention. The mission of the IT Department is to unite information systems and technology with the goals of the Institute and its work. | |
| The University of Michigan Transportation Research  |
(hits: 2215 ) [6/11/2004] |
| Some 680 short- and long-term research projects have been carried out in broad areas involving accident data collection and traffic safety analysis, bioengineering, human factors, mechanical engineering, psychology, economics, public policy, and marine systems. In addition, numerous multidisciplinary research programs are currently being conducted with other units of the University involving specialized areas of engineering, business, medicine, and public health. | |
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| Traffic Safety Toolbox for Commanders, Supervisor  |
(hits: 2616 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Traffic Safety Toolbox for Commanders, Supervisors and Non-Commissioned Officers | |
| ABS Education Alliance  |
(hits: 2482 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The ABS Education Alliance is a nonprofit organization that provides the public with guidance on the proper use of antilock brakes. | |
| Accident Report Website  |
(hits: 2563 ) [12/29/2003] |
| People from all over the world are being asked to anonymously submit the details of any near-miss or accident they experience while operating a motor vehicle. This study is a project of the National Study Center for Trauma and EMS, which is based at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. The unique value of self-reported near-miss and accident information gives much promise to provide a valuable resource for traffic safety research. | |
| Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medi  |
(hits: 2460 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM) is a professional multidisciplinary organization dedicated entirely to motor vehicle crash injury prevention and control. | |
| Audi Driving Experience  |
(hits: 2493 ) [12/23/2003] |
| The Heart and Soul of the Audi Driving Experience is dedicated to enhancing a student's skill, confidence and safety while driving in any situation. Focusing on the needs of street driving, the school cultivates a driver's ability to use 100% of a vehicle's capability to avoid an accident when confronted with a dangerous situation. Students -- including those in the teen safety program, learn the importance of smoothness in steering and pedal input, as well as practice skid correction, emergency braking and lane change maneuvers. | |
| Building Bridges between Traffic Safety and Public  |
(hits: 2459 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Building Bridges Between Traffic Safety and Public Health was published between 1995 and 1997. Designed to promote collaboration between traffic safety and public health professionals, Building Bridges featured case studies of collaborative traffic safety projects, interviews with professionals about their experiences with collaborative programming, and other features of interest to those involved in injury prevention or traffic safety | |
| Can I Have the Car Keys?  |
(hits: 1575 ) [3/15/2005] |
| For many years there has been a need for a book like this. Drivers Education in schools provides a basic introduction to driving skills as do private driving lessons. But they cannot substitute for the personal interest that parents show when teaching their own child . This book is a step-by-step guide for parents who are willing to spend the time with their teenager to teach him (her) the rules of driving by using logs, checklists and “tricks of the trade.” Teaching teenagers to drive will take many hours and a lot of effort, but it will be time and energy well spent. In fact, if the suggestions in this book are followed carefully, many young lives will be saved . | |
| Center for Transportation Research  |
(hits: 2585 ) [12/29/2003] |
| CTR is a nationally recognized research institution focusing on transportation research, education, and public service. | |
| Century Council  |
(hits: 2477 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The Century Council is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking. Headquartered in Washington, D.C. and Chaired by Susan Molinari, The Council develops and implements innovative programs and public awareness campaigns and promotes action through strategic partnerships. The Century Council promotes responsible decision-making regarding drinking or non-drinking of beverage alcohol and discourage all forms of irresponsible consumption through education, communications, research, law enforcement, and other programs. | |
| Children's Safety Network  |
(hits: 2416 ) [12/29/2003] |
| CSN works with maternal and child health (MCH), public health, and other injury prevention practitioners to: provide technical assistance and information facilitate the implementation and evaluation of injury prevention programs conduct analytical and policy activities that improve injury and violence prevention | |
| Concerns of Police Survivors  |
(hits: 1372 ) [7/27/2005] |
| Organization providing resources to assist in the rebuilding of the lives of survivors of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. | |
| Crash Test. Com  |
(hits: 2663 ) [12/23/2003] |
| CRASHTEST.COM combines all of the crash–test information offered by the government and insurance industry groups, puts it on one chart, on one page. Site also contains helpful explanations and illustrations of the different procedures and crash tests. | |
| Governor's Litter Summit  |
(hits: 659 ) [12/8/2006] |
| Did you know that litter is a major cause of crashes on Georgia roads? Find out the facts here! | |
| Highway Deicing and Anti-Icing for Safety and Mobi  |
(hits: 2519 ) [12/23/2003] |
| Interesting site on the use of salt for icy driving conditions. | |
| History of Driver's Education Films  |
(hits: 2489 ) [12/23/2003] |
| Nostalgic for those driver's education films from your youth? Check out this site. | |
| House Subcommittee on Highways and Transit Hearing  |
(hits: 2276 ) [12/23/2003] |
| The Federal Hearing on Highway Safety. | |
| National Center for Safe Routes to School  |
(hits: 487 ) [5/3/2007] |
| Community leaders, parents and schools across the U.S. are using Safe Routes to School programs to encourage and enable more children to safely walk and bike to school. The National Center for Safe Routes to School aims to assist these communities in developing successful Safe Routes programs and strategies. The Center offers a centralized resource of information on how to start and sustain a Safe Routes to School program, case studies of successful programs as well as many other resources for training and technical assistance. | |
| Operation Lifesaver  |
(hits: 2444 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Operation Lifesaver is a national, non-profit education and awareness program dedicated to ending tragic collisions, fatalities and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and on railroad rights of way. | |
| Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways  |
(hits: 2391 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Cutting edge research into transportation problems. | |
| Remove Intoxicated Drivers  |
(hits: 2571 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Volunteer-based organization that works to deter impaired driving and curb substance abuse via public awareness campaigns, collaboration with schools and parents groups, and policy initiatives. Publishes a quarterly newsletter and monthly bulletins. | |
| Responder Safety Page  |
(hits: 2561 ) [12/29/2003] |
| This webpage is dedicated to protecting police, fire, and emergency crews who respond to the scene of a road accident. | |
| Safe Campuses Now  |
(hits: 2277 ) [8/17/2004] |
| Safe Campuses Now is an nonprofit dedicated to crime awareness, education and prevention for students. Their comprehensive Web Site offers information and safety tips about DUI prevention, pedestrian safety, road trip safety and more. | |
| Safe Communities  |
(hits: 2482 ) [12/22/2003] |
| Nine agencies within the U.S. Department of Transportation are working together to promote and implement a safer national transportation system by combining the best injury prevention practices into the Safe Communities approach to serve as a model throughout the nation. | |
| Safe Georgia Driving School  |
(hits: 2593 ) [12/23/2003] |
| A Georgia Driving School. | |
| Senior Drivers   |
(hits: 2475 ) [12/29/2003] |
| Information for and about older drivers. | |
| State and Territorial Injury Prevention Directors   |
(hits: 2484 ) [1/23/2004] |
| STIPDA's mission is to promote, sustain, and enhance the ability of state and territorial public health departments to reduce death and disability associated with injuries. STIPDA accomplishes its mission by disseminating information on state-of-the-art injury prevention and control policies and strategies. | |
| Stop Red Light Running  |
(hits: 2449 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running is dedicated to reducing the incidence of red light running in the United States and the fatalities and injuries it causes. The Campaign has assembled a team of leaders from the fields of law enforcement, transportation engineering, healthcare and emergency medicine, and traffic safety, to tackle this crucial safety issue. | |
| The Officer Down Memorial Page  |
(hits: 1450 ) [7/27/2005] |
| Remembering all of law enforcement's heroes.... | |
| Truancy Prevention-Empowering Students, Schools, a  |
(hits: 1779 ) [3/4/2005] |
| Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) announces the launch of Truancy Prevention-Empowering Students, Schools, and Communities. Drawing on the expertise and resources of OJJDP and the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, the Web site offers a range of truancy-related information to educators, law enforcement agencies, court personnel, and the general public. Because truancy is a complex problem requiring a comprehensive response, the Web site focuses on partnership-building strategies designed to help children reach their fullest potential. In addition to offering an overview of truancy issues, the site provides information on promising strategies for reducing truancy and resources on training and technical assistance and research and evaluation. The home page alerts users to upcoming conferences on truancy, recent publications, and other important announcements. An audio/video library contains workshops and interviews associated with the recent truancy conference held in Washington, DC. | |
| USRoads.com  |
(hits: 2479 ) [12/29/2003] |
| USroads.com is the website of TranSafety, Inc., since 1982 a respected independent source of information on road safety, management, and litigation. At this site, you will find information regarding our consulting and research services, as well as two journals and hundreds of free archived articles. | |
| Vehicle Recall Website  |
(hits: 2507 ) [12/23/2003] |
| Learn more about automobile recalls by visiting this site. | |
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| Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program  |
(hits: 2695 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program is sponsoring two types of rider education and training programs. | |
| Independent Ryderz Association  |
(hits: 471 ) [5/1/2007] |
| The IRA (Independent Ryderz Association) is not a club. We are an information resource, offering media coverage, riding routes and organized group rides. | |
| Motorcycle Safety Foundation  |
(hits: 2478 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The Motorcycle Safety Foundation is the internationally recognized developer of the comprehensive Rider Education Training System. | |
| National Association of State Motorcycle Administr  |
(hits: 2591 ) [12/29/2003] |
| The National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators (SMSA) is comprised of individuals and organizations working to make a difference. We are the people who coordinate the safety programs at the state level joined by other professional organizations, corporations, instructors, and other individuals in intense efforts to make your motorcycle riding a safer and more enjoyable experience. | |
| Snell Memorial Foundation  |
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| Snell is known for its ongoing work in setting, maintaining and continually upgrading the most authoritative helmet standards in the U.S. and throughout the world | |