Our children look up to us and absorb our behaviors. We can keep them safe for years to come by modelling responsible habits on the road.

The Traffic Safety Art Contest is open to all North Carolina children (up to age 14). Entries will be judged in two groups – the Safety Seals (K – 5th grade) and the Careful Cats (6th – 8th grade).  All submissions must be original artwork completed by hand and will be submitted via email to trafficsafety@ncsu.edu.

Walk in Your Community Day/ Walk to School Day is October 7, 2020. Join thousands of children across the U.S. for a global event focused on walking. If you would like to plan a Walk in Your Community Day/Walk to School Day event in your area, please contact trafficsafety@ncsu.edu. 

The Ticket your Family program encourages children to engage in conversation with their parents/guardians about unsafe behaviors on the road.

The Be a PEACH program teaches students how to speak up when a driver is unsafe. This activity includes a role playing exercise and practical tips for students to advocate for their own safety when they are passengers in a vehicle.

The Walk the World Program is a virtual quest for students to complete at home or at school. Over the course of the year, students walk the distance between famous international destinations.