Safer roads start with being seen, being alert, and being predictable. 🚦 The Governors Highway Safety Association and Amazon are proud to announce an expanded partnership to bring the “Be Seen. Be Alert. Be Predictable.” campaign to 16 cities through marketing ads and localized community events.

With more states adopting ISA legislation to #StopSuperSpeeders, @ghsahq.bsky.social released a guide to help officials successfully advance a "High-Tech Solution to America’s Deadly Speeding Epidemic." Learn more and read the full report 👉 www.ghsa.org/news/states-...

🚶‍♂️📉The Daily Dose via @alabamareflector.com 🚶‍♂️📉 Pedestrian deaths in the US fell 11% in early 2025 over the previous year. This is the largest drop since @ghsahq.bsky.social began reporting them 15 years ago.

Pedestrian deaths fell 11% in the first half of 2025 from the year before – the largest annual decline since GHSA began tracking these fatalities 15 years ago. That positive momentum is welcome news, but the only acceptable number of deaths on American roads is 0. https://ghsa.pulse.ly/6tlivj38u1

As 2025 winds down and we look to 2026, we're optimistic about the growing momentum behind roadway safety but know more work must be done. Whether you're driving, walking or rolling, here's to a safer 2026! #wrapped

Preventing impaired driving is in the spotlight during the holidays. Let's shine the light on this critical safety issue year-round. Join us at the #GHSA2026 Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, 8/29-9/2, to explore how technology, data and innovation can help end impaired driving in our lifetimes.

There was a lot of new momentum for roadway safety in 2025. That's great to see, but we won't rest until we reach zero traffic deaths. Check out our GHSA #wrapped for more highlights from the last year. Wishing you all a safe 2026 and beyond!

GHSA mourns the passing of former Executive Director Barbara Harsha, a visionary and dedicated leader who made a tremendously positive impact on roadway safety. She will be dearly missed. Read more about Barbara's many accomplishments: https://www.ghsa.org/news/ghsa-mourns-passing-barbara-harsha

The road really CAN almost lull you into a hypnotic state. 😴 Now this should wake you up: It’s far more likely to happen when you’re tired. Learn more about highway hypnosis from student creator Sarah Gandluri. #DrowsyDrivingPreventionWeek

🚗📊 There are many proven, data-backed ways to make our roads safer. So @davidzipper.bsky.social wants to know why autonomous vehicles get most of the love from policymakers and the public. He explains his #AV skepticism to @jraindc.bsky.social on “The Intersection.” ▶️ https://youtu.be/zjAQoP9W3Ps

Know someone who is the first one to like new technology? Rick Birt is that guy. He’s all in on Intelligent Speed Assistance to make our roads safer. Hear his thoughts & watch "The Intersection" for responses from @davidzipper.bsky.social & @jraindc.bsky.social. ▶️ https://youtu.be/zjAQoP9W3Ps

Tech embracer Rick Birt with BusPatrol meets reality checker @davidzipper.bsky.social on “The Intersection," hosted by GHSA CEO @jraindc.bsky.social. Despite their differences, there's one key emerging tech all three agree on. What is it? Listen to the full episode! ▶️ https://youtu.be/zjAQoP9W3Ps

Numbers don't lie. Telematics data can quantify the dangers of distracted driving, speeding and sudden braking. Our new report with Cambridge Mobile Telematics explains how advanced data analytics can help predict crashes. Moving from reactive to proactive safety planning is a game-changer.

3️⃣ of the biggest worries on our roads: 🍸 Drunk drivers 📱 Distracted drivers ⚡ Super speeders Leah Shahum with @visionzeronet.bsky.social has an idea for addressing all three. Hear her explain on the latest episode of “The Intersection," hosted by GHSA CEO @jraindc.bsky.social.

Excited to be here on @bsky.app! We're the Governors Highway Safety Association, a roadway safety nonprofit that represents the nation's State and Territorial Highway Safety Offices. Our goal is safer journeys for everyone on the road. 🚗🚶🚴🛴🏍️ Learn more about our work: www.ghsa.org