Learn the latest developments in all facets of transportation safety from experts in the field.

Who should attend?

This conference provides valuable information for law enforcement personnel, court professionals, state and local government officials, engineers, safety advocates, EMT and EMS workers, educators and counselors, special interest group representatives and more. 

What to Expect

Join 400 of your peers to learn more about transportation safety topics supporting the national Safe System Approach. Keynote and breakout sessions will cover injury response, law enforcement, roadway and public safety, vulnerable road users, safe vehicle technologies, speed issues, and more.

Listen to dynamic keynote and plenary speakers, and choose to attend multiple breakout sessions. Regional breakout sessions will be offered on Wednesday morning that allow attendees to participate in the geographical area where they live and work to discuss data and issues unique to their region.

Network, share ideas, visit exhibits, and learn key takeaways to use at a local level in the Kansas Drive to Zero Traffic Fatalities. Participants can receive up to 9.5 continuing education, EMS, or AICP credit hours.

Several networking breaks allow attendees to meet and talk with speakers and colleagues.

Registration opens in December 2026