Traffic Safety Community Network (TSCN)
The Traffic Safe Communities Network was created in 1997 as a collaborative program supported by the National Highway Traffic Administration, California Office of Traffic Safety, and Santa Clara County Public Health Department. Its initial goals were to prevent and control traffic-related fatalities and injuries as well as save healthcare cost and property costs through research-based best practice approaches. The initial areas of focus included impaired driving, bicycle and pedestrian safety, and roadway safety.
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2006 STOP on Red Media Coverage
Brochure El Tomar y Manejar en los Menores de Edad
Certificate of Commendation
Traffic Safe Communities Network in Santa Clara County...
Comprehensive DUI Crash Prevention
DUI Court in the Schools
Use Su Cabeza
Governors Highway Safety Association Commendation
Santa Clara County/Cities Traffic Safe Communities Tentative Acceptance...
Santa Clara County/Cities Traffic Safe Communities 1999 Funds Increase Acceptanc...
Traffic Safe Communities Network in Santa Clara County...
Traffic Safe Communities Network in Santa Clara County...
traffic Safe Communities Network in Santa Clara County: A Safe Communities Injur...
Final Report, Traffic Safe Communities Network
DUI Trial at San Hose Stat University
Report, Traffic Safe Communities Network
Traffic Safe Communities Project
Traffic Safe Communities Project Proposal Meeting Agenda...
Traffic Safe Communities Project Proposal Meeting Minutes...
2006 SCCGOV.org Information Regarding Traffic Safe Communities...
Report, Traffic Safe Communities Network
Traffic Safe Communities Network Meeting Agenda
Traffic Safe Communities Network Power Point Presentation...
Traffic Safe Communities Network Quarterly Progress Report Summary...
Traffic Safe Communities Network Meeting Notes