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2025 Traffic Safety Summit

Be part of the change!
Let's work together to save lives!

When: July 15-17, 2025
Where: Spokane Convention Center

Online registration is closed as of June 30.
Registration requests made after this date are not guaranteed.

We invite you to be a part of the change. Join us at the Traffic Safety Summit in Spokane, Washington, to learn about the Safe System Approach. Together, we can lead the charge to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries in our communities. This event brings together planners, officials, law enforcement, public health professionals, and others committed to making roads safer. We all play a crucial role in this life-saving mission. Hear from national and local experts, share ideas, and explore strategies to reduce traffic deaths and injuries.

Be part of the solution - register today and make a lasting impact on traffic safety!

Together, we can make our streets safer. See you in Spokane!

Image of green pie with six pieces of Safe System Approach. The pieces are identified as Safer Road Users, Safer Land Use, Safer Vehicles, Safer Speeds, Safer Roads, and Post-Crash Care.

Washington's roads connect us to jobs, school, and daily activities. It's unacceptable to risk serious injury or death just to get around.
Washington State is a leader in the national movement for safer roads. Through efforts by government agencies, safety partners, businesses, and the public, a renewed interest and resolve to address roadway safety is growing. In 2022, the U.S. Department of Transportation developed the first-ever National Roadway Safety Strategy, and in 2023 the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) held a national Safety Summit. We can leverage these national strategy and summit actions, along with our Target Zero Plan, to save lives.
The Safe System Approach shows that safety depends on road design, driver behavior, vehicle technology, and public safety working together. There is no single fix.
All roads should be safe for everyone, including vulnerable users. Achieving this requires strong commitment from all safety partners.

This summit is brought to you by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission and in partnership with the Washington State Department of Transportation. Additional support provided by the Department of Licensing.

Join our diverse group of sponsors and exhibitors committed to driving traffic safety!

DIAMOND SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

EXHIBITORS

This conference is managed by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission and Washington State University Professional Education. Please send us an email if you have any questions regarding the conference agenda or registration.