Christian Jackstadt

This Annual Report details the accomplishments of New York State's highway safety program for Federal Fiscal Year 2025, as part of its overarching 2024-2026 Triennial Highway Safety Plan. The program aims to prevent motor vehicle crashes, reduce injuries, and achieve zero fatalities on New York's roadways through data-driven strategies. Key focus areas include impaired driving, police traffic services, motorcycle safety, driver and officer safety education, non-motorized safety (pedestrians and bicyclists), occupant protection, traffic records, and community traffic safety programs.

The FFY 2024-2026 Triennial Highway Safety Plan outlines New York State's data-driven approach to highway safety, focusing on problem identification and priority setting. It addresses key areas such as impaired driving, police traffic services, motorcycle safety, non-motorized safety, occupant protection, and traffic records. The plan emphasizes public participation, performance measurement, and evidence-based strategies to reduce crashes, fatalities, and injuries. It also details engagement efforts with underserved communities and coordination with the Strategic Highway Safety Plan.