Safety Compass Newsletter: Fall 2020

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November 13th, 2020

Read the FHWA’s latest Safety Compass Newsletter to learn more about the latest improvements, resources and announcements in traffic safety.

Topics include:

U.S. Department of Transportation Launches Virtual Series on Pedestrian Safety
Saving Lives with Effective Transportation Planning
Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program Offers Free Online Technical Assistance and Training
New Zero Deaths Success Stories Available Online
Coming Soon: Local Road Safety Plan “Do-it-Yourself” Website for Local Agencies

Read the newsletter here.