(Washington, D.C.) – Highway fatalities in the United States increased last year 5.3 percent from the previous year, reversing several years of annual declines. A total of 1,713 more people were killed in traffic crashes in 2012 than in 2011 with a total of 34,080 lives lost, according to...
Read MoreROADWAY SAFETY FOUNDATION STATEMENT ON DISTRACTED DRIVING IN ADVANCE OF NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD SUMMIT (Washington, DC) – The Roadway Safety Foundation (RSF) applauds the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) for holding tomorrow’s Forum on the growing issue of distracted...
Read MoreSafer Highways Continue to Play Large Role in Lowest Highway Fatality Rate Since 1949 Roadway Departure and Intersection Fatalities Decrease Shows Encouraging Trend (Washington, DC) — The Roadway Safety Foundation today commented on the news that traffic fatalities have dropped to their...
Read MoreRoadway Safety Foundation, Federal Highway Administration Honor Innovative, Lifesaving Safety Programs States, Local Governments and Private Sector Organizations from Across the Country to Receive Awards WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Roadway Safety Foundation (RSF) and the Federal Highway...
Read MoreU.S. Transportation Deputy Secretary John Porcari Recognizes Nation’s Most Innovative Highway Safety Efforts What: The Roadway Safety Foundation (RSF) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) 2011 National Roadway Safety Awards Recognition Ceremony. Why: To recognize the best and most...
Read MoreSafewinterroads.org to serve motorists, snowfighters, public officials, media As ice and snow threaten U.S. highways this winter, motorists, snowfighters, public officials and journalists can turn to a new website that aims to save lives and protect state and local economies. Safe Winter Roads (...
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