In this second roundtable of our
Safe System Series, a panel of leading experts will discuss eliminating speeding-related crashes through a Safe System Approach. Early estimates of 2020 crash data should serve as an alarm that more needs to be done to eliminate the speeding-related deaths and injuries on our roadways.
The NTSB 2017 Safety Study “Reducing Speeding-Related Crashes involving Passenger Vehicles” explored the safe system approach as an effective strategy to eliminate speeding and states: “It (the safe system) recognizes that the responsibility for crash prevention resides not only with drivers, but also with all stakeholders of the road system. These include those who design, manage, and use the road; those who set and enforce the speed limit; and those who provide emergency response.”
This roundtable will explore transitioning to a safe system approach to address speeding related crashes.
Join Member Homendy, NTSB staff, government and industry representatives, and advocates as we explore why the integrative
Safe System Approach is needed to save lives.
For more information, visit The Safe Systems Approach webpage.
Date: July 21, 2021
Time: 1:00-3:00pm ET
Hosted by:
Jennifer Homendy, Member, NTSB
Panelists:
- Kenny Bragg, NTSB
- Amy Cohen, Families for Safe Streets
- Natalie Draisin, FIA Foundation
- Wen Hu, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
- Russ Martin, Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA)
- Ken McLeod, The League of American Bicyclists
- Jenny O’Connell, National Association of City Transportation Officials
- Seleta Reynolds, Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT)
Panelist biographies
