Explore and implement best practices and policies to address dangerous driving behaviors.

Implement media campaigns and educational trainings to discourage dangerous driving behaviors.

Collaborate with law enforcement about vulnerable road user safety.

Identify the contributing factors for crashes involving first responders and emergency vehicles.

Protect first responders at crashes through tools, techniques, technology, and information-sharing practices.

Implement a media campaign about Alaska’s Move Over Law.

Coordinate with the criminal justice system for impaired driving-related laws, enforcement, prosecution, adjudication, and administrative programs.

Establish a comprehensive communications plan for impaired driving.

Build partnerships and convene the Alaska Impaired Driving Task Force.

Support programs for alcohol and drug misuser screening, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation.

Continue to evaluate and improve impaired driving program processes.

Prevent alcohol and drug misuse through public outreach and compliance checks and trainings for alcohol distributors.

Establish a state motorcycle and APV safety program.

Research current motorcycle, all-purpose vehicle (APV), and snowmachine policies, educational offerings, and data to better understand the state of safety education for these vehicle operators.

Provide law enforcement with training specific to motorcycles, APVs, and snowmachines.

Educate motorcycle, APV, or snowmachine operators about pertinent laws and best practices for driving on Alaska roadways.

Increase the number of law enforcement agencies and officers participating in high-visibility enforcement for occupant protection.

Continue to fund and support child passenger safety programs, including in rural areas.

Target educational media campaigns at vehicle occupants with low seat belt use.

Implement innovative and proven countermeasures and incorporate best practices into state and local policies and manuals to support safe travel for pedestrians and bicyclists

Develop and implement a statewide active transportation safety action plan and data collection plan.

Develop a process to monitor progress of VRU safety in identified high-risk areas.

Perform community engagement and education for all road users about topics supporting VRU safety.

Update DOT&PF policies and manuals to include effective countermeasures to mitigate lane and roadway departures.

Implement Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) qualified projects.

Implement proven best practices and innovative countermeasures to promote the safe travel of vulnerable road users.

Perform timely and adequate winter weather maintenance for all road users.

Implement a media campaign to help road users understand how to navigate various roadway types and elements.

Conduct VRU Safety Audits and other types of safety studies to identify safety challenges and gaps for VRUs.

Conduct high-visibility enforcement and awareness campaigns to reduce speeding.

Provide training to law enforcement on best practices related to speed enforcement.

Develop model policy and implement innovative practices to reduce speeding.

Use data to support policy, legislative, and enforcement efforts aimed at reducing speeding.

Educate drivers on how to properly use their vehicle’s safety features.

Conduct education and outreach about regulations and safety topics related to commercial motor vehicles.

Promote knowledge-sharing about transportation safety best practices for the tourism industry, visitors, and communities.

Enforce commercial motor vehicle regulations.

Conduct outreach and education to encourage young drivers to practice safe driving behaviors amongst their peers.

Increase the knowledge of medical providers, law enforcement, licensing personnel, family and caregivers on the recognition and assessment of older at-risk drivers.

Educate drivers on how to properly use their vehicle’s safety features.