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Who Attends Data analysts, state and local law enforcement officials, engineers, motor vehicle officials, emergency medical services providers, judicial administrators, and highway safety professionals from across the United States and international communities. Attendees can: Attend sessions for the latest safety data collection methods and best practices Learn how to: improve the accuracy of traffic records […]
Joining Forces to Get to Zero: Partnerships in Traffic Safety Achieving zero deaths on our roadways will require collaboration among a number of professional disciplines across the public and private sectors. General sessions will address how states can work with the federal government, industry partners and others to advance traffic safety. Attendees will also learn […]