Search NHTSA Browse Service Center About Safe Communities Partnership - Links Best Practices Mobilizations and Crackdowns Traffic Safety/Injury Prevention Town Square Coalition Directory Coalition Success Stories Coalition Websites Product Shop - Materials Materials Catalog Tool Box/Downloads Resource Warehouse Safe Communities Startup Kit Quick Clicks Press Room Newest Studies and Reports Fuel Economy Speed-Related Information Locate a Child Seat Fitting Station Child Seat "Ease of Use" Ratings File a Complaint About Your Vehicle or Child Seat Recalls, Defects and Complaints Databases Teen Drivers About NHTSA Contact NHTSA << Safe Communities Welcome to Safe Communities 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 Communities Service Center The USDOT established the Safe Communities Service Center to serve as an information and technical assistance marketplace to advance Safe Communities nationwide. The Center provides one-stop shopping for local community needs for materials and resources related to building and strengthening Safe Communities. Safe Communities Newsletter NHTSA Speed Campaign Tool Kit The intent of this tool kit is to provide you with marketing materials, earned media tools, and marketing ideas you can distribute to fit your local needs and objectives while at the same time partnering with other states, communities, and organizations all across the country on your speed management program. It includes messaging and templates you may choose from to support your speed management initiatives. The resources available to you can be used in several capacities and are built on two message platforms: · Social Norming - Stop Speeding Before It Stops You · Enforcement - Obey the Sign or Pay the Fine Please select, tailor, and distribute the items in this toolkit in a way that best fits your local situation and objectives. Speed Tool Kit The First Six Months This guide is designed for concerned individuals and community groups who are committed to reducing the motor vehicle injury problem in their community. We have learned a great deal from traffic safety advocates and public health officials about reducing motor vehicle injury in the last twenty years. This guide is intended to serve to help get the process started and assist you in organizing the effort to prevent and reduce injuries in your community. Click here for First Six Months Safe Communities Time Line Best Practices for a Safe Community With the vision for the future of every community in America becoming a Safe Community, this guide lists ideas, activities and programs in each major area of traffic safety for use by local injury prevention coalitions. Go to the Article Motorcycle Safety Awareness File A Complaint If you believe there is a safety-related problem with your vehicle or child seat Latest SC News · International Safe Communities · Local Safe Communities News · Special Features for Diverse Communities · Sustaining Safe Communities More >>   How Safe is Your Car? -Report a Vehicle Defect -Crash & Rollover Ratings -Recall Information StopImpairedDriving.org Information and resources to fight drunk and drugged driving 4 Steps For Kids How to keep your littlest passengers safe

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