Dominique Dawes, a three-time Olympic gymnast, Olympic gold- and bronze-medalist, and several-time World and National Champion, spoke for the Turning Point Campaign.
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Video public service announcement developed by the Federal Highway Administration. In a typical office environment, the spokesperson encourages drivers to consider the safety of road workers by slowing down in work zones-asking them how they would like it if someone drove through their work place at 65 miles per hour. Car then drives through the office. Several state DOTs have used this PSA in their work zone safety campaigns.
Joseph S. Toole, the Associate Administrator for the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Safety, spoke at the 2009 National Work Zone Awareness Week media event held in Arlington, VA.
Rachel Moser, a two-time ARTBA-TDF Highway Worker Memorial Scholarship winner, spoke at the 2009 National Work Zone Awareness Week media event held in Arlington, VA.
Laurie Moser, wife of 21-year Maryland DOT Veteran fatally injured in a work zone, spoke at the 2009 National Work Zone Awareness Week media event held in Arlington, VA.
Bud Wright, former executive director of the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and chair of ARTBA’s Traffic Safety Advisory Council, spoke at the 2009 National Work Zone Awareness Week media event held in Arlington, VA.
KOVR news coverage of the national kick-off event for National Work Zone Awareness Week 2008 which was held in Sacramento, California on April 8.
Video public service announcement developed by the Florida Department of Transportation for National Work Zone Awareness Week 2008.
This two-minute video describes the resources and services available from the newly redesigned National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse web site in a fun way.
Video public service announcement developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT).
Video public service announcement developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT).
Get the Picture - Listen to the Signs - Part 2.
Video public service announcement developed by the Federal Highway Administration. Office worker darts into a crowded elevator and complains aloud about having been delayed in a work zone. One person tries to reason that highway workers are trying to work with cars flying by just a few feet away. Unconvinced, still-angry guy exits elevator-straight into a work zone where he nearly gets hit by cars speeding by. Several state DOTs have used this PSA in their work zone safety campaigns.
Get the Picture - Listen to the Signs - Part 1
Video aims to emotionally involve young viewers through depiction of a young driver's carelessness-through distraction-in striking and killing a worker in a work zone, and the resulting consequences in her life. Emphasizes drivers' responsibility to recognize, react and be a responsible driver in work zones. Running time: 8:00. Video accompanied by syllabus, lesson plan, quizzes and fact sheet.
Video public service announcement developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT).
Video public service announcement developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT).
