New York Coalition for Transportation Safety - NYCTS

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New York Coalition for Transportation Safety - NYCTS NYCTS provides transportation based health and safety educational services/programs in NYC and LI,NY

Initially the Coalition was a single focus group which sought to help reduce motor vehicle related trauma by increasing motor vehicle passenger safety belt use in the State of New York. In time it became apparent that many complex factors contribute to motor vehicle and pedestrian injuries. We then expanded our scope to include safety programs for pedestrians and cyclists as well as motorists, updating the designation of our organization to the New York Coalition for Transportation Safety (NYCTS), a title better reflecting our expanded and holistic efforts. The following list serves as a guide to the types of grant funded activities conducted by the NYCTS:

Assembly programs for children in grades K-12
Bicycle safety programs
Pedestrian safety programs
School bus safety programs
Mature driver and pedestrian programs
Bilingual (English/Spanish) programs
Programs for children with special needs
Classroom instruction in travel training for young people with disabilities
Child passenger safety seat installation

Since 1987 the New York Coalition has received grants from federal, state, local and private agencies to develop and conduct public information and education campaigns in a variety of localities.

10/29/2026

During this last week of Pedestrian Safety Month, save and share this quick guide to stay SAFE.🚶‍➡️🚘

10/27/2026

Calling all artists in their Junior and Senior year of high school!

We want to feature your art on posters and billboards across New York State.

Check out the details and send us your best work!

10/22/2026

Parents — remember teaching them how to tie their shoes? 👟

Teaching them to drive takes the same thing: patience, practice, and a lot of reminders. ⤵️

Any number of pedestrian injuries or deaths on our roadways is unacceptable. Learn more about pedestrian safety on Long ...
10/22/2026

Any number of pedestrian injuries or deaths on our roadways is unacceptable. Learn more about pedestrian safety on Long Island: walksafeli.org

Behind every number is a neighbor, family member or friend.

This Pedestrian Safety Month, remember that as daylight hours shrink this autumn, staying vigilant on our roads is critical for everyone. ⤵️

10/18/2026

Today marks the beginning of Teen Driver Safety Week.

Teen crash risk increases with each additional teen passenger.

Your teen may not be comfortable telling their peers, "No.", but you can set the rule for them. Keep their ride calm by limiting passengers. Protect their focus. Safe boundaries today protect their futures tomorrow.

Pedestrian crashes like these are preventable. During Pedestrian Safety Month, NYCTS and Walk Safe Long Island remind yo...
10/15/2026

Pedestrian crashes like these are preventable. During Pedestrian Safety Month, NYCTS and Walk Safe Long Island remind you to walk, ride, and drive safely year round. Look out for others; lives depend on it. Read more:

They were taken to area hospitals for treatment, Suffolk police say.

10/14/2026

Today is another Pedestrian Safety Tip Tuesday:
Always make eye contact! Don’t assume drivers see you. Before crossing, put your phone down, look both ways and make eye contact with oncoming drivers.

October is Pedestrian Safety Month 🚦🚶‍♂️
10/14/2026

October is Pedestrian Safety Month 🚦🚶‍♂️

Darkness drastically cuts reaction time. 👁️🌙

When the sun goes down, visibility drops — and risk spikes. Whether you're behind the wheel or on foot, stay alert from curb to curb.

Local Hero Spotlight 🌟 Congratulations to our Executive Director, Cynthia Brown, on being named a local hero by the Inju...
10/09/2026

Local Hero Spotlight 🌟

Congratulations to our Executive Director, Cynthia Brown, on being named a local hero by the Injury Prevention Coalition for Kids and its national partners for the 2026 National Injury Prevention Day campaign, in recognition of her work to keep all road users safe on Long Island and across New York State! Special thanks to NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island for their ongoing partnership and their nomination of Cindy for this honor.

Read more about Cindy's work and NYCTS' statewide impact on traffic safety: https://nationalinjurypreventionday.org/local-heroes/cynthia-brown

10/07/2026

Today is Walk & Roll to School Day!

Thousands of students, parents and educators across the country are celebrating the joy of active commuting — and we're reminding drivers to keep school routes safe:

🚸 Follow school zone speed limits and stay alert near bus stops.
👁️ Look for children walking or biking, especially when turning at intersections.
📱 Keep your eyes on the road and hands on the wheel.

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Westbury, NY
11590

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+15165716808

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