Transportation safety efforts focus on safer roads and safer road users, often in partnership with local agencies and first responders. These collaborations, along with others working across Michigan, move us closer to the goal of zero deaths and serious injuries.
But real change takes all of us. Drive, ride, walk, or bike - everyone plays a role in keeping Michigan safe.
TZD is a national campaign focused on creating a culture of safety to eliminate fatal and serious injuries on our roads.
SSA is a human-centered, holistic approach that aims to eliminate fatal and serious injuries for all road users.
Mi-TIME is a partnership between agencies that work to safely and efficiently clear traffic incidents from Michigan's roads.
ITS is a combination of technologies that help improve safety and travel.
SDSO provides options and resources for active older drivers and those considering limiting their driving.
SRTS is a movement that makes it safe, convenient, and fun for children to bicycle and walk to school.
Operation Lifesaver is a public education program designed to help prevent crashes at highway/rail grade-crossings.
RSA is a formal safety performance examination of an existing or future road or intersection.
LSI is a free, voluntary program that helps local agencies identify safety issues and improve the safety of local roads.
LRSP defines areas and strategies that impact local roads and provides a framework for safety enhancements.
