Vermont Highway Safety Alliance

08/19/2026

Thank you to Lieutenant Governor Rodgers and Vermont’s law enforcement leaders for coming together to remind Vermonters: If you use alcohol or drugs, don’t get behind the wheel.

We’re grateful for your work to identify and remove impaired drivers from our roads.

Together, we can save lives and help everyone get home safely. 🚔💙

08/18/2026

Our safety partners teamed up in Milton today to remind motorists to drive carefully as children return to school! 🚌 🍎

AAA, Chittenden County Sheriffs Office Vermont Milton Police Department Vermont DMV

08/18/2026

Our very last safety and health alphabet post is Z = zero. Coalition partner the Vermont Highway Safety Alliance (VHSA) reminds everyone to adopt the rule that the vehicle doesn’t move (Zero mph) until everyone is buckled up. VHSA also has the goal of Zero roadway fatalities!

08/15/2026

Vermont’s driver education teachers care deeply about ensuring their students are safe on the road.

Thanks to the Vermont DMV for including VHSA in the Driver Education Summer Summit this week! 🚗

08/12/2026

If you see any type of emergency vehicle at the roadside, slow down and move over a lane as you pass to let emergency responders do their jobs safely! 🚨

08/10/2026

Last week we partnered with AAA to train a group of law enforcement professionals to educate Vermont’s young drivers on the risks of driving under the influence of cannabis.

Shifting Gears: The Blunt Truth About Ma*****na and Driving is available at no cost.

⭐️ High school administrators, health and driver education teachers, coaches and municipal leaders- please email us at [email protected] if you’d like to bring this program into your school or community organization!

08/07/2026

Here is how Vermont Highway Safety Alliance members ride off into the weekend!

08/06/2026

We honor the life and legacy of William “Bill”Jenkins, a man whose life’s work made Vermont’s roads and communities safer.

Bill dedicated himself to advancing public safety with unwavering integrity, compassion, and purpose. His leadership, wisdom, and commitment to preventing tragedy touched the lives of colleagues, first responders, public officials, and the communities he served. His work was never about recognition—it was about protecting others and making a lasting difference.

His legacy will continue to live on through the work he championed, the many professionals who carry forward his mission, and the family he loved.

View William M. Jenkins's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

08/03/2026

It's 8/02! 💚 Happy "Vermont Day"!

It's great day to donate $8.02 your favorite non-profit organizations!

Help us keep Vermonters safe on our roadways and consider donating $8.02, because our goal is zero (zero fatalities, not dollars).

Visit www.vermonthighwaysafety.org/donate