Child Safety
A safe car with the right car seat is a good start to keeping your child safe on the road, but there are many dangers in and around your vehicle to be aware of.
Read More about Child SafetyNHTSA promotes safe behaviors on our nation’s roads.
A safe car with the right car seat is a good start to keeping your child safe on the road, but there are many dangers in and around your vehicle to be aware of.
Read More about Child SafetyAfter spending years protecting your children from danger on and off the road, are you prepared to help them learn to drive?
Read More about Teen DrivingDiscover cost-saving tips on modifying or purchasing a vehicle that meets the needs of people with disabilities.
Read More about Adapted VehiclesMotor vehicles are the primary mode of transportation for most of us, and often an indispensable part of our lives. But what would happen if your vehicle suddenly disappeared?
Read More about Vehicle Theft PreventionOn average, a pedestrian is killed every 2 hours. Understand the dangers to pedestrians and how to combat crashes in your community.
Read More about Pedestrian SafetyThe safety of all bicyclists and motorists rides on mutual respect. Learn about bicycle safety and how to reduce bicycle injuries and fatalities.
Read More about Bicycle SafetyConcerned about an older parent’s ability to drive safely? Learn to recognize and address changes in your older loved one’s driving.
Read More about Older DriversYour child’s greatest school risk is not riding a school bus—it’s getting on and off one. Teach your child about school bus safety.
Read More about School Bus SafetyIt takes two for motorcyclists to ride safely. Learn how to anticipate and respond to motorcyclist behavior, and share the road.
Read More about Motorcycle SafetyLearn about the risks of 15-passenger vans and what you can do to prevent them.
Read More about 15-Passenger Vans