What is Happening at NHTSA?

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What is Happening at NHTSA? Jeff Michael Associate Administrator for Research and Program Development

2015 Preliminary Fatality Estimates: Traffic deaths up nearly 8 percent 2015 vehicle miles traveled highest ever recorded 2015 new car sales highest ever 2015 gas prices lowest since 2009

Preliminary Fatality Estimates

FAST Act Implementation New non-motorized grant program New 24/7 grant program Added flexibility for spending DMV recall information pilot program Interim Final Rule – May 2016

Re-examine behavior change methods National Highway Traffic Safety Administration March 10-11, 2016 Five regional summits Compare current practices with alternatives Focus on evidence-based methods Consider innovative ideas Feasibility of zero traffic deaths Follow-up in fall 2016 Washington, DC Driving Behavioral Change in Traffic Safety

A future scenario with zero traffic deaths? Will the Safe System approach work in the U.S.? What about a Safe System with emerging vehicle automation technology?

Thank you Questions? jeff.michael@dot.gov