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An exploration of the role individual responsibility plays within the Safe System approach, highlighting how personal actions contribute to overall traffic safety.
Johnathon Ehsani
Associate Professor,
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
This presentation aims to emphasize lessons learned, offer recommendations, and provide resources for agencies seeking to engage youth within their state on traffic safety matters. Drawing upon almost two decades of program experience from the renowned Teens in the Driver Seat® initiative, these insights are designed to enhance traffic safety outreach efforts targeting youth aged 11-25.
Lisa Minjares-Kyle
Associate Research Scientist/Program Manager,
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
A look into the major topics and initiatives of motorcycle safety and the realities of their effectiveness. This presentation covers topics including entry-level rider training, follow-on rider training, helmet laws, the “unendorsed rider problem,” ABS, public awareness campaigns, and more.
Ax Axmaker
Chief Knowledge Officer,
Be Crash Free
As vehicles, roadways, and technology evolve, driver education must adapt to meet new challenges. This presentation explores the future of driver education as we strive to keep young drivers prepared.
Brett Robinson
President,
Highway Safety Services, LLC
An overview of research on enhancing transportation safety through AI technology and machine intelligence. Topics include integrating weather data into traffic control systems, using AI to improve safety for vulnerable road users, and optimizing truck parking with real-time analytics. The session will also include insights into the future of AI in transportations, highlighting emerging trends and practical applications for policymakers, traffic safety professionals, and infrastructure planners.
Chenxi Liu
Assistant Professor,
University of Utah
A systematic review, supported by NHTSA, examines best practices for modernizing driver education. Topics include blended learning, deliberate practice, and the integration of technology to meet evolving roadway designs, vehicle advancements, and generational learning styles.
Jacquelie Milani
Highway Safety Specialist,
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
A scenario-based presentation on understanding autism, recognizing key signs, and improving interactions in law enforcement and medical settings. Topics include wandering risks, search-and-rescue strategies, and best practices for effective response.
Jeffrey Wilson
NREMT-P, Utah FAN,
Utah EMSC, Utah Gold Cross Ambulance, and Salt Lake Community College
Achieving Vision Zero requires identifying communities that can benefit most from safety interventions. This session highlights data-driven strategies for equitable implementation, featuring the NJ-SHO interactive tool, which provides insights into crash rates, equity measures, and cross-sector collaborations.
Kristi Metzger
Director,
NJ-SHO Center for Integrated Data
A look at how investments in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and emerging technologies enable a proactive approach to improving road safety.
Laura Chace
President & CEO,
ITS America
An analysis of young driver fatality data from 2002 to 2021 reveals progress in reducing crashes in this risky age group. This session explores key factors behind these improvements and strategies to further enhance safety, including driver education access, parental involvement, vehicle technology, and addressing gaps to Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws.
Pam Shadel Fischer
Senior Director of External Engagement,
Governors Highway Safety Association