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Traffic Safety Tips.
Stay informed with traffic safety research and data. Together we can make a difference daily.
Stay Alert in Work Zones
As the multiple work zone and roadside crashes piled up in 2017, we all became concerned for our fellow Nebraskan’s. In 2017, work zone crashes in Nebraska increased 66% from 2011. In fact, there were over 900 work zone crashes in 2017 alone. The more we looked into...
Keep First Responders and Law Enforcement Safe. Obey the law.
Nationwide, 47 officers were killed in traffic-related incidents in 2017. One of the most dangerous parts of an officer’s job is stepping out on the side of the road, whether it is to assist a motorist, for a traffic stop, or to investigate a crash. Emergency...
Every Pedestrian is Important to Someone
From 2016 to 2017, here in Nebraska, there was a startling 82 percent increase in pedestrian fatalities (20) and over 400 pedestrians were injured last year alone. As a community, there are simple steps everyone can take to reduce the number of these tragedies each...
Events.
News & Events
Get a quick glance at events planned for the next three months. Share the information so everyone is informed.
Enforce Lifesaving Laws
From May 20–June 2, 2019, State and local law enforcement agencies across the Nation, including Nebraska, are stepping up enforcement to crack down on motorists who aren’t wearing their seat belts. For this year’s Click It or Ticket seat belt mobilization effort, the...
CPS Update May 7th
Don’t Get Left in the Dust! The Nebraska Child Passenger Safety Technician Update is taking place on Tuesday, May 7th at Innovation Campus in Lincoln. The Update provides #CPS technicians, from across the state, with the latest information about car safety seats....
Teen Safe Driving Summit, Norfolk
Join us April 13th for the TDS Safe Driving Summit at the Lifelong Learning Center in Norfolk, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm. We will be welcoming in several National Speakers covering topics from railroad safety to seat belt safety and personal story from Kevin Brooks, he will...