Everyday choices like buckling up, slowing down and staying focused can save lives.
Road design plays a critical role in preventing crashes and reducing the risk of serious injury or death.
Post-crash care focuses on what happens after a traffic crash. Effective emergency care can save lives and reduce the severity of injuries.
North Dakota’s Vision Zero initiative is guided by the state’s Vision Zero Plan (Strategic Highway Safety Plan).
Recent News
View All News
Categories: Impaired Driving
Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota participated in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign Aug. 14 through Sept. 7, 2026, to deter motorists from driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
Categories: Distracted Driving
Rolla High School was recognized as North Dakota’s newest Vision Zero School on Monday, Oct. 5, during a student-led launch focused on distraction-free driving.
Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota issued 5409 citations during the Speeding Slows You Down enforcement campaign July 1 through Aug. 9, 2026.
Categories: Distracted Driving
Legacy High School was recognized as North Dakota's newest Vision Zero School Monday during halftime of the school's Powder Puff game, bringing the distraction-free driving message to a crowd of students, families, and community members.
With harvest underway across North Dakota, motorists can expect to share the road with more combines, tractors and other large farm equipment. Vision Zero reminds drivers to slow down, stay alert and use patience when approaching or traveling near agricultural vehicles.