Highway Safety Grants support South Carolina agencies, nonprofits, and tribal governments in funding enforcement, education, and community collaboration to improve driver behavior and reduce crashes.
The added grant-cycle timeline lists February as the usual application deadline, with timing subject to variation. OHSJP also added FFY 2027 funding guidelines, a solicitation presentation, and county-level and statewide statistical resources for applications.
Highway Safety Grants from the South Dakota Office of Highway Safety fund data-driven projects that use science and research to reduce traffic crashes and improve road safety statewide.
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.
MoDOT's Highway Safety Grants fund research-driven projects to reduce traffic crashes and improve roadway safety through education, enforcement, and data-based interventions in Missouri.
Community Traffic Safety Grant Program supports Massachusetts nonprofits’ local education, outreach, and training projects to improve road user behavior and reduce crashes, serious injuries, and deaths.
Wyoming Highway Safety Behavioral Grants Program supports government and nonprofit partners’ data-driven enforcement, education, and traffic safety work to reduce crashes, deaths, and injuries on Wyoming roads.