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The National Road Safety Foundation NRSF produces documentaries, educational programs and public service campaigns for broadcast and for use in safety, educational, and enforcement programs.

All our material is offered free of charge. The National Road Safety Foundation, Inc. (NRSF) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that for more than 60 years has been dedicated to reducing crashes, deaths and injuries on our nation’s highways by promoting safe driving behavior through greater public awareness. NRSF produces documentaries, educational programs and public service campaigns for broadcast and for use in safety, educational and enforcement programs. NRSF offers its material FREE of charge. More than a million copies of the Foundation’s films and public service campaigns have been distributed for use in schools and by police, traffic safety agencies, healthcare professionals, youth advocacy groups and other grass-roots related agencies, as well as to corporations, the armed forces, federal, state and local government agencies. NRSF programs deal with distracted driving, speed and aggression, impaired driving, drowsy driving, driving skills, senior driving and more. The Foundation also works with key youth advocacy groups and sponsors contests to engage teens in promoting safe driving to their peers and in their communities. For more information or to download free programs, visit www.nrsf.org or www.teenlane.org

Today is National Walk to School Day! 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🏫Walking to school is a great way to get active, connect with your communi...
10/07/2026

Today is National Walk to School Day! 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🏫

Walking to school is a great way to get active, connect with your community, and build healthy habits while promoting safer streets for everyone.
Let’s make every walk a safe walk!

The winner of our Driving Skills 101 Contest, with SADD.
09/24/2026

The winner of our Driving Skills 101 Contest, with SADD.

Dothan Student’s PSA Headed to National Television

DOTHAN, Ala.— A Dothan High School student’s award-winning message about the dangers of speeding is headed to television stations across the country.

According to Dothan City Schools, student Stephen Colvin earned first place in the 2026 National Road Safety Foundation PSA Challenge.

As part of his first-place prize, Colvin’s original public service announcement concept will be professionally produced at Dothan High School on Thursday, Sept. 24. The finished PSA is expected to later air on more than 160 television stations nationwide.

The National Road Safety Foundation’s 2026 PSA Challenge asked high school students ages 13 to 19 to develop an original public service announcement showing how speeding can turn a split-second decision into a life-changing crash.

Students were challenged to create a video of two minutes or less presenting their idea. The top 10 submissions each received $250. The first-place winner received an additional $2,500 and the opportunity to have the winning concept professionally produced and aired nationwide.

“This opportunity is not only a major accomplishment for Colvin and Dothan City Schools, but also a proud moment for the entire Dothan community,” Dothan City Schools said. “Having a student created message professionally produced in Dothan and shared with a national television audience puts a spotlight on the talent and creativity of our students.”

The district added, “DCS is incredibly proud of Colvin for using his voice and creativity to promote a message that has the potential to make a difference and save lives.”

On Thursday, Colvin will watch as a professional production crew turns his winning concept into a broadcast-ready PSA.

Filming will take place throughout Dothan High School and will feature Colvin, other DHS students and a teacher serving as actors in the production.

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ATTENTION TEENS IN ILLINOIS – INDIANA  --WISCONSIN – IOWA:  The Drive Safe Chicago PSA Contest is now open.  Send us you...
09/22/2026

ATTENTION TEENS IN ILLINOIS – INDIANA --WISCONSIN – IOWA: The Drive Safe Chicago PSA Contest is now open. Send us your idea for a public service video about the dangers of speeding and you could win $2,000 and the chance to work with an Emmy Award-winning production team to make your idea into a Public Service Announcement to be featured on national TV.
Info and entry form are at https://www.nrsf.org/contests/drive-safe-chicago

Teen driver safety advocate Tammy Guido McGee was on the road for NRSF last week, talking to teens at several high schoo...
09/14/2026

Teen driver safety advocate Tammy Guido McGee was on the road for NRSF last week, talking to teens at several high schools in Missouri. This week, she's talking to teens at schools in the Colorado Springs area, and then she'll be at the Pikes Peak Region Youth Traffic Safety Summit.

Sharing some pix from   -- meeting colleagues and friends, old and new, sharing ideas that save lives, and Michelle acce...
09/13/2026

Sharing some pix from -- meeting colleagues and friends, old and new, sharing ideas that save lives, and Michelle accepting a beautiful honor

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09/11/2026

We remember....

09/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who added their voices to the movement! You have the power all year round to make your community safer for all road users.

The National Road Safety Foundation We Save Lives SADD Nation

Drive Safely
09/07/2026

Drive Safely

We are SO proud of Michelle Anderson, recognized today at   with the Katherine Swanson Public Service Award.
09/02/2026

We are SO proud of Michelle Anderson, recognized today at with the Katherine Swanson Public Service Award.

Michelle Anderson was awarded the 2026 Kathryn J.R. Swanson Public Service Award in recognition of more than three decades of sustained, meaningful service to roadway safety through her leadership at the National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF).

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