TZD Network
Building a Coalition |
Want to start your own TZD coalition? This information can help you get started— and keep going! |
The TZD network encompasses many groups using varied strategies—but all working toward the same goal of improving traffic safety.
Connecting with others is a great way to get support and new ideas. Read about what’s worked for other groups and find resources to help you solve your particular traffic safety problem.
Maps of TZD Network
View interactive maps of the TZD Network members, including TZD Safe Roads Grantees, TZD Enforcement cities and counties,13 Deadliest Counties for Impaired Driving, DWI/Drug Courts, Designated Trauma Hospitals, Top 10 Rural Seat Belt Counties, Completed County Road Safety Plan counties, and motorcycle training locations.
The map is also available as a PDF suitable for printing. Download printable map (762 KB PDF).
Partners
TZD program partners include the Minnesota Departments of Public Safety, Transportation, and Health; the Minnesota State Patrol; the Federal Highway Administration; Minnesota county engineers; and the Center for Transportation Studies.
Regional Partnerships
Regional partners in the southeast, southwest, and northwest are working together to create initiatives and programs to reduce traffic fatalities in their localities.
TZD Safe Roads Program
The TZD Safe Roads Program addresses traffic safety issues through a multifaceted approach known as the 4 Es – Education, Enforcement, Engineering, and Emergency Medical Services.
State TZD Initiatives
Minnesota state departments and agencies are taking innovative approaches against the chief causes of traffic-related fatalities and injuries.
Traffic Safety Organizations
The organizations listed here pursue various traffic safety-related initiatives throughout the state and nation. As a result, they are a good source for related data, news, educational tools, printed materials, and other information.
Safe and Sober
The Minnesota Safe & Sober Campaign is the umbrella under which all of the Office of Traffic Safety enforcement programs reside.