The Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Safety (BOTS) coordinates a statewide behavioral highway safety program using federal funds administered …
Wisconsin has set a goal of a 5% improvement for most of the “Core Outcome Measures” from the prior five-year rolling average, and a 2% improvement for the number of traffic fatalities …
Our mission is simple: Zero fatalities on Wisconsin’s roadways. Our transportation system plays a vital role in economic growth, moving people to jobs, products to markets and connects …
Safety plans and reports - Wisconsin Department of Transportation
BOTS prepares a report each year of the programs, grants and activities planned for the next federal fiscal year and submits the plan to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration …
Traffic safety grants and media campaigns - Wisconsin …
The traffic safety programs use federal funds received through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). BOTS also grants State of Wisconsin funds for motorcycle …
Wisconsin crash statistics - Wisconsin Department of …
The Wisconsin Traffic Crash Facts reports provide statewide information on the human consequences of traffic crashes, including details on the number and type of crashes, type of …
Home - Zero In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin DOT and our traffic safety partners are dedicated to saving lives and preventing injuries through high-visibility law enforcement efforts combined with public outreach.
Wisconsin programmed over $11.6 million of federal highway safety formula and incentive grants during federal fiscal year 2019. This included funds from the Fixing Americas Surface …
2024 Governor’s Conference on Highway Safety
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation welcomes our many partners in traffic safety from across the state and nation to the 49th Annual Governor’s Conference on Highway Safety, …
2021 Wisconsin Traffic Crash Facts
In 2021, Wisconsin saw 128,296 crashes and 595 people killed in those crashes, many of which could have been prevented by avoiding risky behaviors like impaired driving, speeding, and …
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