National Roadway Safety Strategy Implementation: 1-year Later

Monday, April 3, 2023

9:00am – 10:30am PDT

Location: Room 605

Track Leader(s)

Stephanie Shaw

Safety Advocate
NTSB
Washington, DC
Tara Gill

Senior Director State and Federal Government Relations
Advocates for Highway & Auto Safety
Washington, DC

Moderator(s)

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Emily F. Smith (she/her/hers)

NHTSA

Slides

Speaker(s)

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Jacqueline A. Milani, MS, MBA

Highway Safety Specialist
NHTSA
Washington, DC
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Paul Teicher

USDOT - OST
Max Sevareid, MPH

Emergency Medical Services Specialist
NHTSA Office of Emergency Medical Services
Seattle, WA
Norah Ocel, PE, PMP

Transportation Specialist
Federal Highway Administration
Washington, District of Columbia
Joe DeLorenzo

Associate Administrator for Transit Safety and Oversight and Chief Safety Officer
Federal Transit Administration
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Larry W. Minor (he/him/his)

Associate Administrator for Policy
USDOT - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Washington, DC

In 2021, the U.S. Congress passed a major five-year transportation bill, and in 2022, the U.S. DOT adopted a Safe System approach and released its National Roadway Safety Strategy to curb the rising crash toll on our roads. One year later, join representatives from the U.S. DOT and its agencies to learn what they are doing to fulfill the directives in the transportation law and help the U.S. adopt and advance the Safe System approach.