The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Safety Office regularly engages and coordinates with seven active traffic safety coalitions with representatives who meet quarterly. Each coalition focuses on a key traffic safety priority and brings multiple traffic safety partners together to help shape strategies, support outreach efforts, and contribute to safer roadways. Law enforcement officers play a critical role in every coalition, bringing frontline experience and enforcement insight.
For information on joining a coalition, visit the coalition’s website or contact your District Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL). LELs actively participate in each coalition and can guide you through the process of getting involved.
View the Statewide Coalition Meeting Calendar
Florida Teen Safe Driving Coalition
Florida's Teen Safe Driving Coalition focuses on helping teens leverage the proven principles of Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) as well as encouraging fundamentally safe driving practices at a young age.
Members include law enforcement officers, educators, parents, injury prevention specialists, state and local agency representatives, private sector partners, and teen advocates all working to improve teen driver safety.
Florida Occupant Protection Coalition
Florida’s Occupant Protection Coalition focuses on increasing safety belt and child restraint use by identifying key occupant protection issues and supporting coordinated efforts in enforcement, education, and policy.
Members include law enforcement officers, engineers, child passenger safety technicians, health officials, and traffic safety professionals working to reduce unrestrained motor vehicle occupant injuries and fatalities.
Florida Impaired Driving Coalition
Florida’s Impaired Driving Coalition focuses on reducing impaired driving crashes and fatalities through a multidisciplinary approach involving enforcement, judicial systems, education, and emerging technologies.
Members include law enforcement officers, prosecutors, judges, toxicologists, probation professionals, public health experts, and traffic safety advocates.
Florida Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Coalition
Florida’s Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Coalition focuses on eliminating pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities and serious injuries through data-driven strategies, targeted enforcement, and public outreach.
Members include law enforcement officers, transportation planners, public health professionals, local government agencies, and advocacy groups committed to improving safety for road users.
Florida Motorcycle Safety Coalition (Ride Smart Florida)
Ride Smart Florida, Florida’s Motorcycle Safety Coalition, focuses on reducing motorcycle-related fatalities and serious injuries through rider education, safety awareness campaigns, and collaborative traffic safety strategies.
Members include law enforcement officers, motorcycle safety instructors, state and local agency partners, motorcycle dealers, advocacy groups, healthcare professionals, and community representatives.
Florida Safe Mobility for Life Coalition
The Safe Mobility for Life Coalition focuses on improving the safety, access, and mobility of Florida’s aging road users by reducing crashes and promoting safe, lifelong transportation choices.
Members include law enforcement officers, transportation professionals, aging service providers, healthcare partners, educators, and public health organizations focused on protecting aging road users.
Florida Traffic Records Coordinating Committee (TRCC)
Florida’s Traffic Records Coordinating Committee focuses on improving the quality, accessibility, and use of traffic records data to support effective planning, enforcement, and evaluation of traffic safety efforts.
Members include law enforcement administrators, traffic records professionals, data analysts, engineers, IT specialists, court representatives, and transportation agency representatives.
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