Who should attend?
This conference provides valuable information for law enforcement personnel, court professionals, state and local government officials, engineers, safety advocates, EMT and EMS workers, educators and counselors, SAFE school youth, special interest group representatives and more.
What to expect:
Keynote and breakout sessions cover injury control, law enforcement, youth issues*, roadway safety, medical marijuana and public safety, older driver issues, children in vehicles, and more. Participants can receive up to 9.5 contact hours of instruction. Several networking breaks allow attendees to meet and talk with speakers, colleagues and vendors in the virtual exhibit hall each day.
Pre-Conference Workshop: Monday, March 3
Katie Alexander-Law Enforcement Liaison State of Texas, “Tactical Mind: On Duty, Off Duty”
Sherri-Jo Stowell and Faith Goodrich of Sworn Impact - Roadside De-Escalation Tactics
March 4-5, Conference Lead Speakers,
Keynote:
Chuck Marohn, President Strong Towns "Transportation for a Strong Town"
Lunch Plenary:
William Van Tassel AAA Manager, Driver Training Programs
"Modern Driver Education: Going Beyond the “Rules of the Road” to Support the Safe System Approach"
Lunch Plenary:
Todd Linder and Amy Ruiz - The Fatal Consequences of Distracted Driving: Remembering Cassy
Other breakouts include:
Driver's Education Panel-Addressing the Teen Driver
What are traffic safety culture strategies?
How Public Health Professionals Can Contribute to Traffic Safety Initiatives
Scene by Scene: The Journey from Crash Response to Care in Rural Kansas
Revolutionizing Emergency Response: Getting Crash Data in the Hands of Kansas 911 and Field Responders through RapidDeploy
First Responders Prepping the Landing Zone
We Have a Plan, Now What?” Implementing Local Transportation Plans
Collaborating for Safer Steets; WAMPO's Journey to Securing an SS4A Grant and Building the ICT Safe Coalition
Strong Towns Charles Marohn "How to be an Advocate for Safer Streets in Your town
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: Technology’s Role in Achieving Safer Vehicles
Leveraging User Data to Optimize Corridor Safety
Current KDOT Innovative Information Deployment
Speed Management Strategies: From Policy to Practice for Safer Roads
Plus Regional Breakout sessions, and exhibits.
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