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Make a plan, wear a seat belt, save a life

Extra seat belt safety enforcement on Minnesota roads Sept. 20 through Sept. 26.

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Traffic safety promotional and educational materials

Order free materials such as table tents, brochures and window clings.

Crash stats

Look up crash statistics for insight on traffic safety behaviors across Minnesota.

Child passenger safety

This is the time to be overprotective. Learn about proper child safety seat requirements.

Helping you stay safe on Minnesota roads

The Office of Traffic Safety is helping save lives with programs that change dangerous driving behaviors and prevent tragedy on the road. Even one life lost is one too many.

Our education and enforcement efforts form a strong foundation for the Toward Zero Deaths traffic safety program. We work with our traffic safety partners statewide to help you stay safe as you travel on Minnesota roads.

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State officials call on drivers to make better choices, slow down to save lives

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) released data from this summer’s annual “100 deadliest days” traffic enforcement campaign, highlighting the work of nearly 300 law enforcement agencies to stop dangerous drivers and prevent crashes.

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Don Moehrle riding motorcycle with passenger

Riding with purpose

Don Moehrle's dad sat him on top of a motorcycle and took him for a ride. Decades later he is a passionate rider and advocate.

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