The Center for Health and Safety Culture completed a research project sponsored by the Traffic Safety Culture Transportation Pooled Fund to understand aggressive driving and ways to reduce it.
Surveys were conducted to better understand the culture (values, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors) of impaired driving among community adults, students, law enforcement, and workplaces in Park Rapids, Minnesota. This webinar…
What can be done stop impaired driving during the holidays? Saying ‘don’t’ not enough
This webinar summarized a Traffic Safety Culture Primer and its supporting toolkit that were developed as part of a multi-state transportation pooled fund project.
Proactive Traffic Safety – Communication Tools to Reach Our Shared Vision of Zero Deaths and Serious Injuries
There is growing concern about driving under the influence of cannabis (DUIC), especially as more states consider changing laws to legalize cannabis. A key question regarding the legalization of cannabis…
This webinar summarized the results of a project to better understand how the culture within law enforcement agencies impacts engagement in traffic safety enforcement.
MSU researcher co-authors book on new approach to traffic safety *Editors receive a royalty payment from the publisher.
CHSC Director, Dr. Nic Ward, presented, “The Culture of Traffic Safety,” as a keynote presentation at the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) Traffic Safety Conference on April 25, 2018. YouTube…
Vision Zero is our target. Safe System is our approach for reaching that target. Traffic Safety Culture includes the values, beliefs, and attitudes shared by stakeholders that ensure we succeed together. [1] Vision…