Partner Programs

GHSA's partnership with other organizations provide resources for states to create safer roadways.

Intoxalock

Intoxalock is sponsoring research with GHSA to examine and review the compliance-based removal’s (CRB) impact on driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol recidivism in states with and without a CBR requirement.

General Motors

General Motors and GHSA are collaborating to reduce distracted driving by providing research and resources to help the State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs), their partners and other highway safety stakeholders combat this persistent but preventable problem.

Michelin

Since 2014, Michelin has been working to promote the inclusion of tire safety information in new-driver training materials through its Beyond the Driving Test program. All 50 states and the District of Columbia have committed to include this information.

Waymo

Building on the shared belief that autonomous vehicles (AV) have the potential to make our roads safer, GHSA is partnering with Waymo to educate key stakeholders and the public through their Waymo Community campaign.

State Farm

State Farm® has been a long-time GHSA partner, providing grant funding to produce a number of publications and resources for State Highway Safety Offices and other highway safety professionals, on topics ranging from micromobility to drowsy driving to teen distracted driving.

Uber

Uber and GHSA are partnering to help educate Uber app users about critical traffic safety issues.

Check To Protect

GHSA partners with the National Safety Council to spread the word that it’s important – and easy – to check your vehicle’s recall status and schedule a free repair through the national Check To Protect campaign.

Lyft

GHSA and Lyft partner to encourage the use of ride hailing services as a safe alternative to traveling impaired, helping states get drunk and drug-impaired drivers off the road and ensure everyone gets to their destination safely.

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