“With tens of thousands of people perishing in preventable motor vehicle crashes each year, there’s no denying this country is facing a public health crisis on its roads,” said Lorraine Martin, NSC president and CEO and chair of the Road to Zero Coalition. “People both inside and outside the vehicle are paying the price of inaction with their lives. Previous grantees are tackling this issue head on in their communities, making meaningful steps toward improving safety for all road users. This year’s grantees will do the same, and NSC looks forward to their promising results to save lives.”
Congratulations to the following 2024 grantees:
- America Walks
- University of Miami BikeSafe Program (KiDZ Neuroscience Center)
- Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition, LivableStreets Alliance
- Families for Safe Streets, a project of Transportation Alternatives
- The Ohio State University
- Hofstra University
The grants are awarded through the nation’s largest traffic safety coalition, the Road to Zero Coalition, a program managed by the National Safety Council. In 2021, NHTSA provided funding to support three years of grant opportunities for projects that promise to further the Coalition’s lifesaving mission of achieving zero traffic deaths.
To see examples from previous years’ grant funded projects, click here. More information about the funding available, including eligibility requirements and starting an application, is available here. The next round of applications is scheduled to open in the fall. To learn more about the Road to Zero Coalition, and to become a member for free, visit nsc.org/roadtozero.