There are several community resources or organizations providing additional information and programs related to traffic safety and active transportation. If you want to get involved in your community and promote the benefits to your family, friends, and neighbors; check out the links below.
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General
Target Zero Managers
Target Zero Managers help coordinate your community’s traffic safety programs. Contact a TZM if you want to get involved in your community’s efforts to improve traffic safety.
Target Zero Plan
2019
Washington State Strategic Highway Safety Plan
Zero Deaths and Zero Serious Injuries by 2030
Target Zero Action Plan
2022-2023
Short term actions by WTSC Commission Agencies to address dramatic rise in traffic fatalities.
Together We Get There
Washington Transportation Traffic Safety website promoting safe driving.
Juntos por un Camino más Seguro
Sitio web de Washington Transportation Traffic Safety que promueve la conducción segura.
Other Traffic Safety Reports
A review of traffic collisions in Washington, data summary & analysis of traffic collisions, traffic safety statistics, overview of programs and grant funding projects, and impact of community traffic safety programs.
Buckled Up Community Resources
WAcarseats.com
Child Passenger Safety in Washington State
A comprehensive website for Washington’s Child Passenger Safety Programs, including resources for parents, a map of car seat inspection stations and resources for car seat technicians.
Washington State Safe Kids Coalition
Safe Kids Washington is a network of local community coalitions serving 19 counties across the state to prevent the No. 1 killer of children – unintentional injury.