Who We Are
The mission of Drive Safe Hampton Roads is to improve roadway safety and reduce death and injury from vehicle crashes using initiatives that include educational programs, information sharing, and partnerships with public and private sector organizations.
What We Do
The 3 main committees under the Drive Safe HR umbrella include Occupant Protection, Impaired Driving Prevention, and Specialized Transportation Safety.
What Can You Do?
Do you have an interest in any aspect of traffic safety including: Seat Belt Safety, Alcohol/Impaired Driving, Child Safety Seats, Motor Carrier Safety, Distracted Driving Issues or Other Traffic Safety Topics?
Our Mission
The mission of Drive Safe Hampton Roads is to improve roadway safety and reduce death and injury from vehicle crashes using initiatives that include educational programs, information sharing, and partnerships with public and private sector organizations.
News Release
- Drive Safe Hampton Roads provides 757 Sober Rides for July 4th weekend!
- Partners to Provide 757 Sober Rides for July 4th weekend!
- Traffic Safety Superstar Award Winners Announced – Drive Safe Hampton Roads (John T. Hanna Awards)
- It’s Time to Recycle Old, Used, Borrowed and Abused Child Safety Seats!
- Drive Safe Hampton Roads Announces Get It Together High School Seat Belt Challenge Winners
- Commercial Motor Carrier Driver Appreciation Day – Buckle Up
Events
President's Message
I am incredibly excited about the upcoming year and the journey ahead of us.
My primary focus this term is growing our active membership. To truly maximize our impact, we need our local communities to know exactly who we are, what Drive Safe Hampton Roads stands for, and the incredible work we do every day to keep our roads safe.
To make this happen, I want to hear from you. We all live in different neighborhoods and interact with diverse groups of people every day. Everyone has a unique passion—we just need to help them discover it here.
The Get It Together Challenge has positively influenced the traffic safety habits of over
Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Appreciation Day has been promoting highway safety for
Child Safety Seat
Round-up began
in February 1989.
John T. Hanna Awards
Recognizing Outstanding
Traffic Safety Advocates
757 Sober Rides
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Abused Seats Recycled
