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The primary focus of the Summit is the recently updated 2017 Alabama Strategic Highway Safety Plan (3rd edition). Participants will hear about the SHSP and how it was prepared, review the State’s progress in reaching our goal of lower fatalities and exchange ideas regarding safety culture, groups most at risk of being involved in traffic […]