Everyone has the power to make roads safer.
We all care about the safety of our family and friends, our co-workers, our communities and our fellow Americans. We share a common goal to make sure everyone gets home safely every day.
In fact, safe roads are a fundamental component of emergency preparedness plans and road crashes affect all of us by:
- Depleting limited supplies and eroding resources which are essential for the sustained delivery of life-saving health care services in times of emergency.
- Threatening the ability of health care workers to meet the needs of our loved ones by putting them at risk as they travel to and from work.
- Jeopardizing supply chains which provide Americans with food and other necessities when they need it most.
- Exposing essential service workers to risk while they are on the job maintaining and repairing utilities and protecting the security and operations of IT networks.
- Endangering government workers conducting urgent business and delaying the implementation of programs and policies to protect all Americans.
Giving to Traffic Injury Research Foundation USA Inc.
Corporations, foundations and individuals can all become donors and/or project sponsors of TIRF USA.
Donation cheques can also be made out to Traffic Injury Research Foundation, USA Inc. and mailed to our corporate office:
Traffic Injury Research Foundation, USA Inc.
(TIRF USA)
Corporate Office – 20 F Street
7th Floor, Washington, DC 20001
Donations from safety-minded organizations and individuals like you help TIRF USA reach more communities and share knowledge and resources to support prevention and education programs.
Contact us to learn more about donating to TIRF USA, a registered 501(c)3.
Highlights of 2024 donor-funded activities
Delivered presentation to the National Safety Council about the work of the National Distracted Driving Coalition and progress in achieving the National Action Plan.
TIRF shared research about .05 blood alcohol concentration laws in a series of webinars with several key stakeholders in the United States.
TIRF staff presented the latest research about impaired driving in the US based on TIRF USA’s annual Road Safety Monitor results and .05 laws at the Texas Impaired Driving Forum organized by the Center for Alcohol and Drug Education Studies to speak at the 2024 in Austin.
TIRF conducted a national survey of 1,200 teen drivers in the United States with a focus on distracted driving and other high-risk safety behaviours on behalf of the youth sub-committee of the National Distracted Driving Coalition.
- TIRF chaired the US National Distracted Driving Coalition.
- TIRF lead an enforcement sub-committee of the US National Distracted Driving Coalition to gather content for a special call to action factsheet and article for Police Chief magazine.
TIRF delivered a webinar on its new fuel-efficient driving report, Effects of Eco-Driving on Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Crash Risk, for the Environmental Protection Agency in the United States.
TIRF staff participated in an Impaired Driving Data Task Force organized by the Association of Transportation Safety Information Professionals.
We extend our sincere thanks to all donors supporting TIRF USA research and educational efforts. Your generosity makes it possible to help us increase the safe use of our roadways.
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