Vermont Highway Safety Alliance

Vermont Highway Safety Alliance Working together, the VHSA uses data to improve highway safety by integrating engineering, enforcement, education, and emergency response initiatives.

The Vermont Highway Safety Alliance is a network of diverse private and public organizations working together to collect, use and share data to develop highway safety strategies integrating engineering; enforcement; education, marketing and outreach; and emergency response initiatives. To get our help and get involved with reducing major crashes on Vermont roads go to www.highwaysafety.vermont.gov

A week from tonight the Vermont Lake Monsters are honoring those who protect and serve! đź’™Meet VHSA out at the ball game!...
06/18/2026

A week from tonight the Vermont Lake Monsters are honoring those who protect and serve! đź’™
Meet VHSA out at the ball game! ⚾️

06/18/2026
06/16/2026

Vermont DMV is honored to receive AAMVA’s 2025 Service Award for our Red Ribbon Tree initiative. In partnership with Vermont Safe Driver and the Vermont Highway Safety Office, we placed Red Ribbon Trees in six DMV offices from Nov 10, 2024, through the New Year.

Each ribbon honors a life lost on Vermont’s roads to impaired or distracted driving. Ali, Newport’s District Office Supervisor, accepted the award at the AAMVA Region I Conference in Lancaster, PA. The annual Red Ribbon Ceremony at the Vermont State House reminds us to remember those we’ve lost and commit to safer choices.

Thank you to AAMVA, our partners, staff, and communities.

Please drive sober and phone-free.

Is there a new driver in your house or are you preparing your teen to drive?Please take a few moments to complete our su...
06/16/2026

Is there a new driver in your house or are you preparing your teen to drive?

Please take a few moments to complete our survey and share your thoughts on preparing teens to drive in Vermont!

https://forms.gle/7Lo3GXRmUyMS19Er5

Attention Caregiversâť—Vehicular heatstroke is a danger for vulnerable adults including older adults with mobility issues ...
06/15/2026

Attention Caregiversâť—
Vehicular heatstroke is a danger for vulnerable adults including older adults with mobility issues and people with dementia and developmental or physical disabilities.

Weekends are busy. Errands, visits, parties...When our little ones fall asleep in the car it may be tempting to let them...
06/13/2026

Weekends are busy. Errands, visits, parties...

When our little ones fall asleep in the car it may be tempting to let them finish a nap, but vehicular heat stroke happens quickly. Even on a 70 degree day the vehicle temperature can increase by 20 degrees in 10 minutes.

A child's body heats up 3-5x faster than an adult's body.
Never leave a child unattended in a vehicle.

06/11/2026
With summer comes more adventures, road trips, and time with friends.🌻Just remember that for teen drivers, young passeng...
06/09/2026

With summer comes more adventures, road trips, and time with friends.🌻

Just remember that for teen drivers, young passengers increase crash risk. đźš—

Keep talking about passenger restrictions. đź—Łđź—Ł
Keep enforcing the rules.

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