Rockland County Traffic Safety is a government department dedicated to enhancing roadway safety throughout Rockland County, New York. As part of the county government, the organization works to promote responsible driving habits, enforce traffic laws, and educate the public on best safety practices. Through innovative community outreach programs, it engages with schools, law enforcement, and civic organizations to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities. The department is actively involved in initiatives targeting distracted driving, impaired driving, pedestrian safety, and child passenger safety.

Rockland County Traffic Safety stands out for its data-driven approach to traffic management, using accident statistics and research to inform safety campaigns and infrastructure recommendations. It also plays a key role in coordinating efforts with state and federal traffic safety agencies to implement broader public safety strategies. The department frequently hosts events such as car seat inspection clinics, bicycle safety workshops, and defensive driving education sessions for all age groups. By fostering strong partnerships across diverse community stakeholders, Rockland County Traffic Safety aims to create safer roads for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians alike.

Key Services:

– Public education on traffic laws and safe driving practices
– Coordination of community outreach and safety awareness programs
– Child passenger safety certification and car seat inspection events
– Data analysis and reporting on traffic incidents and trends
– Collaboration with law enforcement for DUI and distracted driving prevention
– Pedestrian and school zone safety initiatives
– Defensive driving courses and educational workshops
– Support for traffic safety grant programs and initiatives