Traffic Safety Initiatives: Road to Zero Fatalities - IACP Joins a U.S. Coalition to End Traffic Deaths in 30 Years

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Traffic Safety Initiatives: Road to Zero Fatalities – IACP Joins a U.S. Coalition to End Traffic Deaths in 30 Years

Mike Fergus, Program Manager, Programs, IACP, and Domingo Herraiz, Director, Programs, IACP

The IACP has long been recognized as a leader in traffic safety. Through initiatives like the Drive to Save Lives campaign, the High-Visibility Education and Enforcement project, the Drug Evaluation and Classification program, and the ongoing work of committees and sections, the IACP has had a significant impact in raising awareness and increasing the enforcement of road safety issues. In October 2016, the IACP was asked to participate in a new national coalition: the Road to Zero, with the goal of eliminating traffic fatalities within the next 30 years. The collective knowledge and experience of the IACP’s diverse membership will be a valuable asset to the initiative.