Funds eligible state and local law enforcement agencies to collect advanced crash data for the Heavy-Duty Truck Study, focusing on fatal crashes involving Class 7/8 trucks.
Systemic Safety Funding Program supports roadway safety project teams in implementing proven countermeasures widely to prevent pedestrian and roadway departure crashes.
This CDC grant supports states in using data-driven, evidence-based strategies to prevent suicide among high-risk groups, aiming for better coordination, partner engagement, and a 5% reduction in suicide deaths.
FFY 2027 GOHS Grants support Arizona agencies with enforcement, education, training, equipment, and data systems to address highway safety problems and reduce traffic crashes, fatalities, and injuries.
Formal Safety Funding Program supports Ohio highway safety projects at sites with persistent fatal or injury crashes, funding complex improvements where low-cost measures have not resolved the problem.
The Community Traffic Safety Programs grant funds research-based education and outreach to reduce traffic injuries and fatalities in Tennessee, supported by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.