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Traffic Safety Champion Program


Traffic Safety Champion: committed to safer roads for all. Zero deaths and serious injuries, safe roads, distraction-free driving, choose a sober way to go, responsibility is shared.

Are you ready to drive forward traffic safety in your family and in your communities? Become part of the Go Safely Movement and pledge to be a Traffic Safety Champion. You can help create safer roads for all.

The California Office of Traffic Safety developed the Traffic Safety Champion Program to provide Californians with the power to have a positive impact in their communities by getting involved with organizations and advocacy groups, educating others, and/or helping spread the message that traffic safety is essential in providing a healthy and prospering society for ALL.

The Traffic Safety Champion Program is a community-based initiative that aims to promote awareness about road safety. This program encourages people to take an active part in creating safer road environments by providing them with resources, webinars, and informational sessions. Participants in the program are equipped with the tools they need to advocate for and contribute to safer roads. By joining this program, individuals can become advocates and promote a culture of safety and responsibility on our roads.

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Sign Up as a traffic safety champion today – Sign Up Form


What are you interested in?

Potential Engagement Opportunities:

Social Media Influencer

Promote traffic safety on social media platforms as an influencer by posting messages, visuals, and event updates, encouraging community participation in the Go Safely Movement and fostering a culture of traffic safety advocacy.

Community Volunteer

Engage as a volunteer with a traffic safety-focused non-profit or community-based organization, participating in their meetings and events.

Community Advocate

Engage with local government and organizations to address traffic safety issues. They contact elected representatives, attend relevant meetings, and collaborate on projects aimed at improving traffic safety in their community.

Community Organizer

Plan and execute a traffic safety event, hosting community meetings to discuss and find solutions for improving traffic safety, and establishing a committee to develop specific projects addressing traffic safety concerns in the community.


Webinars

The Traffic Safety Champion Program holds meetings every quarter. Anyone is welcome to join the webinars.

Webinar DatesAgendaPresentationsWebinar Recording
12/4/2023ViewViewWatch
4/24/2024ViewViewWatch
9/16/2024ViewViewWatch
12/17/2024ViewViewWatch
09/29/2025ViewViewWatch
02/05/2026ViewViewComing Soon
05/15/2026ViewViewWatch
08/11/2026ViewViewWatch

Stay Informed

Traffic Safety Champion partners: City of Fremont, Slow Down Sacramento, Berkeley SafeTREC and City of San Jose.

Traffic Safety Champion Organizations

  • La Familia Counseling Center logo.
  • Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center logo.
  • Give Every Child a Chance logo.
  • GLAD logo.
  • Deaf Community Services logo.
  • Promotores Collaborative of San Luis Obispo County logo.
  • Del Norte Child Care Council logo.
  • African American Family and Cultural Center logo.
  • Centro La Familia Advocacy Services logo.

Partner Resources


Contact

For more information or an event you would like to share, email trafficsafetychampion@ots.ca.gov. Assistance is also available in Spanish.


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  • Traffic Safety Champion. A family riding bikes. Committed to safer roads for all.

    Digital Media Toolkit

    Become part of the Go Safely Movement and pledge to be a Traffic Safety Champion. You can help create safer roads for all. Digital media toolkit materials can assist the public and traffic safety partners in lending their voice and galvanizing interest around safe roads for all in California and beyond.