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Safe Driving Focused Sober Buckled Up Patient Road Users Young Drivers Motorcyclists Walkers & Rollers Tribal Members The Commission News Grants Target Zero Managers Jobs & Contract Opportunities Resources Data Data Dashboards Traffic Safety Reports Request Fatal Crash Data Traffic Records Program MeetingsSearch for: Annual Traffic Safety Survey happening now! Did you receive an invitation to participate in our survey? Click the following link to take the survey now: watrafficsurvey.com Did you receive an invitation but are having technical issues? Call 1-800-293-1538 ext. 1601 Have more questions? See additional information here . Interested in the 2023 results? See them here . In Washington, We Drive Safely We protect ourselves and our neighbors by keeping our roadways safe. We’re Focused We’re Sober We’re Buckled Up We’re Patient Young Drivers Motorcyclists Walkers & Rollers Tribal Members We Look Out For Everyone We watch out for every road user. Recent News News releases and updates from Washington Traffic Safety Commission May 13, 2024 WTSC 2023 Traffic Fatalities May 8, 2024 2024 MMI-GHSA Data Collection Grant April 26, 2024 National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Read More WTSC News Choose the Right Car Seat Find the right seat and get it inspected for proper installation. Visit WACarSeats.com Our Mission We empower and equip people and communities with knowledge, tools, and resources to build a positive traffic safety culture. Our Vision A Washington where we all work together to travel safely on our roadways. Our Values Adaptability, Collaboration, Effectiveness, Inclusion, Innovation, and Integrity Pro Equity, Anti-Racism (PEAR) Washington Traffic Safety Commission builds behavioral traffic safety programs that contribute to achieving Target Zero, when each and every road user gets home safely every day. Regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, color, national origin, citizenship or immigration status, gender identity, sexual orientation, veteran or military status, or the presence of sensory, mental, or physical disability, or language used, we are deeply committed to dedicating resources to create a culture where: Every person who uses Washington’s roadways benefits from our behavioral traffic safety programs. Every partner has a voice and feels valued. Every employee feels supported and knows they belong. Directory Contact Us Public Records Requests Driving Directions Jobs & Contract Opportunities Privacy Policy Rule-Making access.wa.gov Search Search for: Contact Washington Traffic Safety Commission 621 8th Avenue SE – Suite 409 Olympia, WA 98501 Phone: (360) 725-9860 Copyright © 2023 Washington Traffic Safety Commission Facebook Twitter Scroll to top \n".replace(/\"/g, ’"’ ); var html = document.getElementsByTagName(’html’)[0]; $(’html’).on( ’avia-cookie-settings-changed’, function(e) { var cookie_check = html.className.indexOf(’av-cookies-needs-opt-in’) = 0 || html.className.indexOf(’av-cookies-can-opt-out’) = 0; var allow_continue = true; var silent_accept_cookie = html.className.indexOf(’av-cookies-user-silent-accept’) = 0; var script_loaded = $( ’script.google_analytics_scripts’ ); if( cookie_check && ! silent_accept_cookie ) { if( ! document.cookie.match(/aviaCookieConsent/) || html.className.indexOf(’av-cookies-session-refused’) = 0 ) { allow_continue = false; } else { if( ! document.cookie.match(/aviaPrivacyRefuseCookiesHideBar/) ) { allow_continue = false; } else if( ! document.cookie.match(/aviaPrivacyEssentialCookiesEnabled/) ) { allow_continue = false; } else if( document.cookie.match(/aviaPrivacyGoogleTrackingDisabled/) ) { allow_continue = false; } } } if( ! allow_continue ) { // window[’ga-disable-G-BQGFHYSFQZ’] = true; if( script_loaded.length 0 ) { script_loaded.remove(); } } else { if( script_loaded.length == 0 ) { $(’head’).append( analytics_code ); } } }); $(’html’).trigger( ’avia-cookie-settings-changed’ ); })( jQuery...