Upcoming Events and Safety Campaigns Click each tile to reveal event details, links, and to add an event to your personal digital calendar Current Month december, 2019Click It or Ticket Seat Belt Awareness 18novAll Day01decClick It or Ticket Seat Belt AwarenessAwareness Campaign Event Details Virginia DMV promotes seat belt use through NHTSA’s No Good Excuse campaign Event Details Virginia DMV promotes seat belt use through NHTSA’s No Good Excuse campaign TimeNovember 18 (Monday) – December 1 (Sunday) Organizer Virginia DMV Learn More CalendarGoogleCal Checkpoint Strikeforce/Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over 11decAll Day31Checkpoint Strikeforce/Drive Sober or Get Pulled OverAwareness Campaign Event Details WRAP promotes drunk driving prevention through the Act Like It campaign that encourages designating a sober driver NHTSA promotes drunk driving Event Details WRAP promotes drunk driving prevention through the Act Like It campaign that encourages designating a sober driver NHTSA promotes drunk driving prevention Virginia’s MADD chapter promotes the national Tie One on For Safety campaign Timedecember 11 (Wednesday) – 31 (Tuesday) Organizer Washington Regional Alchohol Program Learn More CalendarGoogleCal Safety Resources: Drinking and Driving Checkpoint StrikeforceCollege Drinking: Changing the CultureGovernor’s Highway Safety Association Highway Safety Research CenterMothers Against Drunk Driving National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – Impaired DrivingSmart Safe and SoberThe Century CouncilThe Cool SpotVirginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program Washington Regional Alcohol Program Pedestrian Safety Federal Highway Administration – Pedestrian Safer JourneyDRIVE SMART Virginia – See and Be SeenNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration – Pedestrian Safety:Stepping Out for Mature AdultsStreet SmartVirginia Department of Transportation – Pedestrian SafetyFederal Highway Administration’s Community Connections Child Safety Child-Safety Marketing Materials Distracted Driving National Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationDRIVE SMART VirginiaNational Safety CouncilIt Can Wait Drowsy Driving National Sleep FoundationNational Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationCenters for Disease Control and Prevention Bicycle Safety Share VA Roads Mature Drivers GrandDriver ProgramShifting Gears: Keeping the Drive at 75 Drugged Driving U.S. Food and Drug AdministrationNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration Motorcycle Safety Experience and Knowledge – The Keys to Safe Motorcycle RidingMotorcycle Operator ManualObtaining a Motorcycle LicenseVirginia Rider Training Program Seatbelts and Airbags Airbag SafetySmart Safe and SoberDrive Safe Hampton RoadsDrive Smart Virginia Other Resources: Virginia Safety Partners DMV’s Virginia Highway Safety OfficeVirginia Department of TransportationVirginia State PoliceVirginia Department of HealthVirginia Office of Emergency Medical ServicesVirginia Department of Fire ProgramsVirginia Association of Chiefs of PoliceVirginia Department of Education Additional Links Arrive Alive Action Plan Federal Highway Administration Highway Safety Plan National Toward Zero Deaths Campaign Vision Zero Road to Zero Crash Investigation and Reconstruction Safety Tips - Video Gallery: Aggressive Driving – No Excuses Aggressive Driving –Leadfoot: In the Neighborhood Bike Safety –Sharing The Road Child Safety –Boost ‘Em In The Backseat and Avoid Regret Impaired Driving –No Money Impaired Driving – Man in the Mirror Drinking and Driving –Virginia Checkpoint Strikforce Drinking and Driving –“Dunk” Driving Distracted Driving – Texting and Driving Distracted Driving – I’m A Textpert Distracted Driving – Too Tired to Drive Motorcycle Safety – More Motorcyclists Are Dying in Virginia Pedestrian Safety – Walking Safety Pedestrian Safety – Driving Safety Seatbelts and Airbags – Click It or Ticket Seatbelts and Airbags – Click It or Ticket Teen Driving – Life’s 3-Second Moments Teen Driving – Saying No To Driving With Headphones Teen Driving – From Out of Nowhere Teen Driving – What Are The Odds? Teen Driving – What Are The Chances?