On the second day of National Teen Driver Safety Week, we are checking those seat belts. 🚙 How would you speak up? Join us! Content available at SpeakUp4Safety.org. #SpeakUp4Safety #SaySomething #NTDSW

On the first day of National Teen Driver Safety Week, we are highlighting drowsy driving. 😴 How would you speak up? #SpeakUp4Safety #SaySomething #NTDSW

Better yet, make “Do Not Disturb While Driving” automatic on your phone! Do it right now in honor of National Do Not Disturb While Driving Day. #FocusOnTheRoad #DoNotDisturbWhileDriving #DoNotDisturb

Third Tip of National Pedestrian Safety Month: Everyone should stop, look, and listen before crossing the road! Check that it is safe to cross then keep your eyes up and attention focused throughout the crossing. #PedestrianSafetyMonth #RoadUserSafety #StopLookListen

Get ready! Oct 18-24 is National Teen Driver Safety Week. Use our social media campaign, available at SpeakUp4Safety.org! Ready-to-go posts and stories as well as customizable templates are there for you to choose what works for you. #SpeakUp4Safety #SaySomething #NTDSW

Life is busy, but driving needs your full attention. Here are four mindfulness tips to support safe and focused driving. #Mindfulness #FocusOnTheRoad #SafeDriving

Create Real Impact contest announcement coming soon! 👀 Get inspired by the 2025 contest winner in the video category while you wait: “Distraction is a River” by Gabriella #CreateRealImpact #SafeDriving #PSA

Each car, each ride, no excuses. Everyone needs to be buckled up in the correct seat. Seat belts and child safety seats save lives! #PassengerSafety #BuckleUp #ChildSafetySeat #SeatBeltsSaveLives

Second Tip of National Pedestrian Safety Month: Keep your ears open to the sounds around you as you walk! Take head phones off or keep one earbud out to help you stay aware of the vehicles and pedestrians around you. #PedestrianSafetyMonth #EarsOpen #RoadUserSafety

We extend our most heartfelt congratulations to Nicholas Worrell! You have guided and inspired countless other professionals, Nicholas, including us. As you enter retirement, your impact on transportation and road user safety will continue on. ▶️ tinyurl.com/bdtdttjn @NTSB

Pedestrian safety is everyone’s responsibility! It is National #PedestrianSafetyMonth. We’ll share tips throughout October. 1st: Pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and all other kinds of road users should approach, use, and pass through a crosswalk with extra caution and focus!

Share these 5 tips to make this school year the safest one yet! That’s a wrap on September’s #BackToSchool #SpeakUp4Safety campaign. Next up: National Teen Driver Safety Week in October. Get ready now at SpeakUp4Safety.org.

"Power up" on Seat Check Saturday. Have your car seats & booster seats checked. Booster seats only make up about 5% of seat checks, but when a booster does get checked, roughly 2/3 need adjustment. A Child Passenger Safety Technician can turn "close enough" into “expert level."

There's one more level in our safety game: ride in the back seat until age 13. We don't want to skip any levels and our young rider is no match for a vehicle's frontal airbag. Staying in the back seat is an automatic win every ride. @NCPSB @NSCsafety

Have your teen play The Road Ahead today at TheRoadAhead.GoSafelyCA.org! Navigating the "safe driving" talk with a new driver isn't always easy. This game is a great conversation starter for teen drivers & passengers about distractions and speeding. #TheRoadAhead #GoSafelyCA

These Buckle Bros finally pass the seat belt fit test. Sitting all the way back in the vehicle seat with knees bent over the edge, feet flat on the floor, shoulder belt on the chest, lap belt on the hips, and holding steady the whole ride—that's 6-for-6, no cheat codes needed.