Highway Safety
The vast majority of motor vehicle fatalities in North Dakota are the result of driver behavior including impaired driving, speed, distracted driving and lack of seat belt use. These are behaviors that can be changed through awareness, education and strict enforcement of traffic safety laws.
The goal of the North Dakota Department of Transportation Highway Safety Division is to reduce the deaths and injuries associated with motor vehicle crashes on North Dakota roads. The Highway Safety Division administers targeted behavioral modification programs to advance the safety and welfare of the traveling public.
Plans and Reports
Applying for Funds
- Grant Guidelines
- Application for Participation in the North Dakota Highway Safety Plan
- Grant Application Cover Sheet
- Forms
- Effectively Partnering with State Highway Safety Offices
Vision Zero
Contacting Highway Safety Office
Email: Contact Highway Safety
Local Road Safety Program
Tribal Plans
- Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation
- Spirit Lake Nation
- Standing Rock Sioux Nation
- Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians
Phase 1
Phase 2
- Cass Region
- Cass County
- City of Fargo
- City of West Fargo
- Grand Forks Region
- Grand Forks County
- City of Grand Forks
- SE Region
Phase 3
- West Region
- Adams County
- Billings County
- Bowman County
- Burke County
- Divide County
- Dunn County
- Golden Valley County
- Grant County
- Hettinger County
- McKenzie County
- McLean County
- Mercer County
- Mountrail County
- Renville County
- Slope County
- Stark County
- Williams County
- City of Dickinson
- City of Williston
- Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Phase 4
- Central Region
Law Enforcement Resources
Vision Zero Partner Summit
- Visit VisionZero.ND.govfor a summary of the 2019 Vision Zero Partner Summit that took place April 2-3 in Bismarck at the Ramkota Hotel
