Target Zero Success Stories
Ideas, resources, suggestions and communications success stories to help communicate Target Zero messages.
Young Refugees Take a Seat for Traffic Safety
May 19, 2022/by wtscpartnersSgt. Teresa Fuller of Spokane Police Department Becomes First Female Law Enforcement Liaison in Washington.
September 27, 2021/by wtscpartnersTrooper Michael Pry Finds A Way to Reduce Teen Driver Collisions
September 27, 2019/by wtscpartnersDefining Our New Normal Drugged Driving and Poly-Drugged Driving
August 15, 2019/by wtscpartnersWashington Phlebotomy Programs
August 14, 2019/by wtscpartnersTraffic Safety Conversations with Cannabis Users at Budfest
August 13, 2019/by wtscpartnersAlison Mitchell – Empowering Teen Traffic Safety
April 18, 2019/by wtscpartnersSpotlight On: Stacey McShane – Zeroing in on Training
August 29, 2018/by wtscpartnersSpotlight On: Gloria Mansfield Averill: Police Phlebotomists Tackle Polydrug Impairment
August 23, 2018/by wtscpartnersSpotlight On: Doug Dahl – Writing a Weekly Column for Traffic Safety
August 22, 2018/by wtscpartnersIntegrating Personal Stories into your PR Outreach
February 3, 2018/by wtscpartnersPartner Emails
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The Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) is our state’s designated highway safety office. We share a vision with numerous other state and local public agencies. That vision is to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries to zero by 2030. The WTSC Director is the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative, which is a designated position each state is required to have in order to qualify for federal traffic safety funding. Our Commission is made up of 25 employees and ten Commissioners chaired by Washington’s Governor Jay Inslee.