Everyday choices like buckling up, slowing down and staying focused can save lives.
Road design plays a critical role in preventing crashes and reducing the risk of serious injury or death.
Post-crash care focuses on what happens after a traffic crash. Effective emergency care can save lives and reduce the severity of injuries.
North Dakota’s Vision Zero initiative is guided by the state’s Vision Zero Plan (Strategic Highway Safety Plan).
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Categories: Distracted Driving, Lane Departure
A text, notification or phone call can wait. Throughout September, law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will increase patrols to remind drivers that their attention belongs on the road.
As students head back to school, Vision Zero is reminding North Dakotans that the start of the school year brings more young people traveling to and from school by bicycle, electric bicycle (e-bike), off-highway vehicle (OHV) and on foot. Whether driving, riding or walking, everyone has a role in preventing crashes and keeping students safe.
Categories: Impaired Driving
Sixteen law enforcement officers from eastern North Dakota were recognized during Vision Zero DUI Enforcement All-Star Night on Aug. 17 at Newman Outdoor Field before the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks took on the Sioux Falls Canaries.
Categories: Impaired Driving
Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will increase patrols Aug. 14 through Sept. 7 as part of the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign. The effort is focused on removing impaired drivers from the road and preventing alcohol and drug-related crashes.
Categories: Impaired Driving
Thirteen law enforcement officers from northeast North Dakota were recognized during Vision Zero DUI Enforcement All-Star Night on July 23 at Albrecht Field before the Grand Forks Spitfires took on the Madison Night Mares.