June 21, 2018
This is an introduction to an educational series on marijuana and driving. By Candace Lightner The legalization of marijuana and current opioid crisis are rarely mentioned […]
June 21, 2018
This is the first part of an educational series on marijuana and driving. By Ed Wood Let us provide a rational answer to a nonsensical question. […]
May 8, 2018
Recently I attended a traffic safety conference put on by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission in eastern Washington. As an attendee of the national Lifesavers Highway […]
April 27, 2018
On May 3rd, 38 years ago, my daughter, Cari Lightner was killed by a multiple repeat offender drunk driver. Her foreshortened life now stands for something amazing. Hundreds of thousands of people have lived as a result of her death. Who knew that her death would spark a movement, a revolution really, against the way this world thinks about drinking and driving.
April 11, 2018
Dear Allstate, As I watched your commercial ‘Mayhem lost phone’ I thought, this is great – a responsible message about cell phone distracted driving! But your […]
February 13, 2018
These are our top ten wishes for 2018 and outside of the first we didn’t prioritize. All of them are important and we continue to work […]
February 10, 2018
By Candace Lightner Actually, there are probably more than 7 but let’s focus on these: Always travel within the speed limit and if the road conditions […]
January 30, 2018
Thank you to everyone who signed our “Just Drive: Enable Airplane | Drive Mode” Petition! We are pleased to announce that Apple agreed to add a “Do Not Disturb While Driving” feature to all phones running iOS11. If you have this safe driving mode we encourage you to use it as it may save your life.
December 31, 2017
Recent research suggests that we thank people more than 2000 times a year but we don’t mean it about half the time. That’s sad because there is no doubt in my mind that thanking people brings joy, a feeling of self-worth and well- deserved recognition. I also feel that highway safety advocates are vastly under-appreciated especially by the public at large. They may get peer recognition but rarely if ever, do you see them honored at the Kennedy Center, White House or other venues honoring outstanding individuals (present company excluded) This despite the fact that they save lives day in and day out and usually for a nominal fee, or sometimes no fee and extraordinary work.










