Roadway Safety Foundation

Welcome To Roadway Safety Foundation

Untitled Document

"Median Man" Campaign Launches in Michigan

median-man-final

RSF has kicked off a new safety campaign featuring "Median Man" in Michigan to educate motorists on the lifesaving benefits of cable barriers. Click here for more information and to listen to the radio ads.

The Median Man campaign was also featured on NPR. Click here to read more.

For additional information on Median Man and the use of median cable barriers in Michigan, please click here.

News >>

New Run-Off-Road/Rumble Strip DVD

New Run-Off-Road/Rumble Strip DVD»

NEW! RSF in conjunction with the South Carolina DOT has launched a safety public education campaign called Recognize, React, Recover: Using Rumblestrips to Prevent Run-off-the-Road Crashes. A new DVD details the benefits of rumblestrips in preventing run-off-the-road crashes. Copies are available free to those who are interested in helping to prevent ROR crashes. To order a copy of the DVD, please e-mail Cathy Gillen or call her at (202) 857-1203.

.....................................................................................

Welcome >>

The Roadway Safety Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable and educational organization solely dedicated to reducing the frequency and severity of motor vehicle crashes by improving the safety of America's roadways. All contributions to RSF are fully tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Programs >>

The Roadway Safety Foundation is currently working on numerous safety projects, including promoting the National Roadway Safety Awards, advancing the Safer Roads public education campaign, and working with various transportation safety groups on common initiatives. read more>>

Support Our Cause >>

Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death of Americans ages 3-34 years old. Isn’t saving lives a worthy goal? What if we could eliminate the tragic loss of 37,000 lives on our nation’s roadways each year? Would you help? You can help by making a contribution to RSF. read more>>

Upcoming Advisory Committee Meeting >>

RSF will host its next Advisory Committee meeting on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at AARP from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. For more details, click here.

Roadway Departures >>

RSF's last Advisory Committee meeting on October 21st featured two keynote speakers who detailed the latest data on roadway departures. David Nichol of the Federal Highway Administration and Ron Lipps with the Maryland State Highway Administrationeach delivered presentations on the topic.

Improperly Salted Roads Pose Dangers >>

Check out this Youtube video of actual footage showing the terrifying dangers of snowy roads that have not been treated with salt.

RSF Reporter >>

Find out more about the Foundation's latest activities, including updates on the Safer Roads public education campaign, conference and seminar appearances, and other RSF projects. Click here to read the RSF E-Reporter, RSF's official newsletter.

GO TO TOP OF PAGE

Roadway Safety Foundation

The Roadway Safety Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable and educational organization solely dedicated to reducing the frequency and severity of motor vehicle crashes by improving the safety of America's roadways. All contributions to RSF are fully tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.