The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police is proud to partner with the Traffic Safety Division of the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to reduce impaired driving and improve traffic safety throughout the State of Oregon. The purpose of this resource center is to provide local police departments and members of the public with tools and information designed to increase safety on our roadways both for pedestrians and the motoring public.
Resources
Distracted Driving
DUII/Impaired Driving
Safety Belt Information
Emergency Preparedness
Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
Traffic Safety Information and Links
Distracted Driving
Media
OACP Texting While Driving PSA
Resources
Distracted Driving Facts
Distracted Driving Facts, 2011 Data, (Updated April 2013)
Parent/Teen Driving Contract
DUII/Impaired Driving
Media
OACP Designated Driver PSA
OACP “Many Badges” DUII PSA
Drive Sober “You Don’t See” PSA
High Visibility Enforcement video
Resources
Alcohol Impaired, Traffic Safety Facts, (Updated Dec 2012)
Safety Belt
Media
Wear your Seatbelt – Embrace Life Ad
Resources
Occupant Protection Facts, 2011 Data, (Updated June 2013)
Safety Belt Use in 2011
Car Seat Safety Data Points
Emergency Preparedness
Car Emergency Checklist Data Points
Traffic Safety Links
Bicycle Safety Education Resource Center
– This Resource Center provides a wide range of bicycle safety education information
– Official U.S. Government Website for Distracted Driving
Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS)
– A comprehensive analysis of the causes of traffic fatalities
FHWA Office of Safety (Federal Highway Administration)
– Resources designed to reduce highway fatalities
Highway Safety Information System (HSIS)
– A multistate database that contains crash, roadway inventory, and traffic volume data for a select group of States
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
– Focuses on safety-related research from the perspective of the vehicle and the driver.
– Not-for-profit organization that conducts safety research.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
– Information on traffic safety issues, safety seat and vehicle recalls, and materials
Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center:
– A comprehensive resource for information linking health and transportation
– Child passenger safety resources and program materials
– Comprehensive media resources for the broad range of traffic safety issues