Making and Keeping Vermont’s Highways Safe
We’re working to make Vermont’s highways safer for everyone —drivers, passengers, motorcyclists, bicyclists and pedestrians.
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It’s going to take ALL of us to meet our goal- zero fatalities on Vermont’s roadways.
Throughout the year VHSA meets people where they are to reach educate Vermonters about traffic safety!
We are currently seeking vendors to work with us from March- September 2026.
Young Driver Education & Engagement RFP- Due February 8, 2026
Traffic Safety Education & Outreach Services RFP- Due February 6, 2026
Fatalities on Vermont’s roadways
are at an all-time high.
As of December 31, 2025 there were 58 fatal crashes resulting in 61 fatalities:
44 motor vehicle operators (including 9 motorcyclists), 7 passengers,
9 pedestrians | 1 bicyclists
The Vermont Highway Safety Alliance (VHSA) is a non-profit organization that collaborates with private, local, and state agencies, to integrate data-driven decision making, and advocate for public education and enforcement support to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries. Our mission is to create equitable access to safe transportation and to ensure every journey is safe.
Our Vision is to achieve zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries on Vermont's roadways by fostering a culture of collision-free driving, promoting sustainable and safe transportation options, and enhancing community well-being through safety initiatives.
The VHSA is a coalition of highway safety proponents that include law enforcement, federal and state agencies, municipal organizations, healthcare providers, for-profit businesses, industry associations, judiciary, and driver educators. Together, we interact with Vermonters with the goal of changing behaviors. Risky habits such as driving while impaired, distracted, unbelted, speeding, and aggressively all contribute to crashes that may result in serious injuries and fatalities.
We work with many partners to improve highway safety by integrating engineering; enforcement; education, marketing and outreach; and emergency medical services (the four Es of highway safety) initiatives.
The emotional and financial toll impacts individuals, families, and businesses and is completely preventable.
Here's how you can get involved:
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Invite VHSA to an employee wellness day or make a fleet safety presentation
Invite VHSA to your community event
Visit VHSA at a community event, car show, or summer fair
Attend VHSA’s annual educational conference
Submit an entry into the VHSA’s annual PSA video contest for high school students