The transformation of our national traffic safety culture was recognized as a necessary condition for achieving our nation’s traffic safety goals (reducing injuries and fatalities), including the Toward Zero Deaths…
The Center worked with the Edmonton Office of Traffic Safety to provide media recommendations on how to foster broad support for automated enforcement strategies used in the City of Edmonton,…
The Center worked with the Minnesota Department of Transportation to develop a tool that could be used to measure and assess changes in Minnesota’s traffic safety culture. The instrument was…
The Center was working with Health and Safety Ontario/Workplace Safety and Prevention Services (HSO-WSPS) in a multi-year effort to reduce motor vehicle incidents in Ontario using the Positive Community Norms…
The Center worked with the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) to reduce fatal single-vehicle run-off-the-road (SV-ROR) crashes in Idaho using the Positive Community Norms framework. After analyzing data in Idaho’s Crash…
For this project, MOST of Us created a series of locally-tailored radio public service announcements in which law enforcement officers delivered strong, positive messages to discourage impaired driving. Sheriffs, police…
Links National Highway Traffic Safety Administration For this project, MOST of Us is pioneering the use of the social norms approach to build public and legislative support for impaired driving…
LinksMontana Department of TransportationMontana Highway PatrolTo reduce the number of crashes involving commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) and passenger vehicles, particularly those caused by young passenger vehicle drivers, MOST of Us…
Links Montana Department of Transportation Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies - Montana Coalition National SAFE KIDS Campaign MOST of Us delivered strategic technical assistance to the 16 Safe Kids / Safe…
For this project, MOST of Us created a series of locally-tailored radio public service announcements in which law enforcement officers delivered strong, positive messages to promote seatbelt use. Sheriffs, police…