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Free Resources

We create and share 100% free resources to make Texas a safer place to drive.

Online Learning Portal

Assign courses to employees, track completions and access reporting tools.

Request Training

Learn about our in-person or online training options.

Toolkits

Get free resources. Support safe driving behaviors on and off the job.

Why should you care?

Education Saves Lives

At 55 MPH, taking your eyes off the road for 5 seconds is like driving the length of a football field blind.

About one in three traffic fatalities involve an impaired driver. Plan ahead. Drive sober.

Wearing a seat belt in the front seat reduces your risk of fatal injury by about 45%.

Arlington Independent School District safety leaders pose for a photograph after conducting a safety walkthrough at the bus dock.
Distinguished Excellence in Traffic Safety

Arlington Independent School District

In 2024, Arlington ISD safety leaders developed standard operating procedures to handle incidents involving bloodborne pathogens, trained 450 employees in ergonomics and more than 150 supervisors in vehicle collision prevention strategies. Bus drivers and other employees are now better equipped to handle trauma, including bleeding and seizures, and are riding with enhanced comfort and reduced risk of strain and fatigue.

In addition, Arlington ISD:

  • Decreased the total number of district crash incidents from 105 in 2023 to 56 in 2024.
  • Identified traffic safety challenges (including distracted driving, improper backing, improper lane changing, improper yielding and improper turning) and implemented a “how’s my driving?” safety program.
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