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We want you to join us in Nashville, Tennessee – March 29 to April 1, 2009 for the National Lifesavers Conference. Lifesavers is the premier national highway safety conference dedicated to reducing the tragic toll of deaths and injuries on our nation's roadways. The conference provides relevant and timely, common sense solutions to today's critical highway safety problems. Lifesavers participants meet with their highway safety peers in a forum where they can share program successes, learn from each other, and develop alliances with people from all over the country. [ More ...]

The GHSO Law Enforcement Challenge is a competition between similar sizes and types of law enforcement agencies. It recognizes and rewards the best overall traffic safety programs in Tennessee and throughout the United States. The areas of concentration include efforts to enforce laws and educate the public about occupant protection, impaired driving, speeding, and other areas of traffic safety. Departments submit an application that documents their agency’s efforts and effectiveness in these areas. The winning safety programs are those that combine officer training, public information and enforcement to reduce crashes and injuries within their respective jurisdictions. [ More ...]

The Governor’s Highway Safety Office is committed to providing law enforcement officials, judicial, prosecutors and certain community advocates with the latest information, best practices and FREE training to effectively enforce, uphold, and communicate traffic safety. [More...]

In our efforts to "Go Green" and be cost effective, Tennessee Traffic Safety Resource Service is excited to announce the "TN Traffic Safety Reporter Ezine", an electronic newsletter. We hope this electronic method brings to you more timely news, updates, events, products and more etc. Click here with your comments and suggestions about what you would like to read in future ezines etc.

“Your Traffic Safety Resource”		October 08 - January 09



	Southeast Regional Law Enforcement Liaison Conference

		Mark your calendars for NHSTA"S Southeast Regional Law Enforcement Liaison Conference! The purpose of this conference is to discuss southeast regional highway safety issues and introduce goals for 2009. Most notably the conference highlight is a training session on “Traffic Occupant Protection Strategies (TOPS).” Don"t forget that there is a special event at the Black Bear Jamboree Dinner and Show. [More...]



	Register Now for the 2009 National Lifesavers Conference

	We want you to join us in Nashville, Tennessee – March 29 to April 1, 2009 for the National Lifesavers Conference. Lifesavers is the premier national highway safety conference dedicated to reducing the tragic toll of deaths and injuries on our nation's roadways. The conference provides relevant and timely, common sense solutions to today's critical highway safety problems. Lifesavers participants meet with their highway safety peers in a forum where they can share program successes, learn from each other, and develop alliances with people from all over the country. [ More ...]




	2008 Law Enforcement Challenge Application

				The GHSO Law Enforcement Challenge is a competition between similar sizes and types of law enforcement agencies. It recognizes and rewards the best overall traffic safety programs in Tennessee and throughout the United States. The areas of concentration include efforts to enforce laws and educate the public about occupant protection, impaired driving, speeding, and other areas of traffic safety. Departments submit an application that documents their agency’s efforts and effectiveness in these areas. The winning safety programs are those that combine officer training, public information and enforcement to reduce crashes and injuries within their respective jurisdictions. [ More ...]




		2008 TN Lifesavers Winners and Law Challenge Award Recipients

		The 2008 Tennessee Lifesaver and Law Enforcement Challenge Awards Ceremony was held in Nashville August 27 - 28, 2008. The awards ceremony honored law enforcement agencies and various partnering agencies across Tennessee. Chief Kim Wallace from the Dover Police Department was the lucky winner when she drew the winning key to the 2008 Dodge Durango. [ More...] Click winners to view all the Lifesavers and Law Challenge Award recipients. Click photos to look at the Lifesavers and Law Challenge Conference Photo Gallery.		Chief Kim Wallace & Officer Derek Earhart Dover Police Department 2008 Dodge Durango Winner



	Lead and Live Youth Conference

			"The "2008 Lead and Live Youth Conference" was a great success!" said Mia Vickers, GHSO Deputy Director. Last November, GHSO invited 200 youth from across the state to attend the Lead and Live Youth Conference. Once at the conference, the attendees were expected to demonstrate their leadership potential and to make a difference in their communities when they returned home. [ More ...]



	Governor's Highway Safety Office (GHSO) Training

	The Governor’s Highway Safety Office is committed to providing law enforcement officials, judicial, prosecutors and certain community advocates with the latest information, best practices and FREE training to effectively enforce, uphold, and communicate traffic safety. [More...]



			In our efforts to "Go Green" and be cost effective, Tennessee Traffic Safety Resource Service is excited to announce the "TN Traffic Safety Reporter Ezine", an electronic newsletter. We hope this electronic method brings to you more timely news, updates, events, products and more etc. Click here with your comments and suggestions about what you would like to read in future ezines etc.


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