2026 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants

 

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Road to Zero

 

The Road to Zero Coalition wants to help make your vision for safer streets a reality.

Applications are now open for the 2026 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants. Funded by NHTSA, these grants support innovative and promising projects, programs and research to achieve our mission of zero traffic fatalities. Successful recipients will be funded for one year to complete a project that addresses one or more components of the Safe System Approach to traffic safety: Safer People, Safer Vehicles, Safer Speeds, Safer Roads and Post-Crash Care.

 

 

“The Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants help fund the development of innovative and effective safety programs, which will generate lessons learned that can be applied throughout the country. NHTSA is pleased to partner with the Road to Zero Coalition to support innovative programs to make our roads safer for everyone.”

NHTSA Administrator, Jonathan Morrison

 

Want to learn more before submitting your application? Use these resources to get a full picture of the eligibility guidelines and expectations for your proposal:

Applications close Friday, Jan. 16, 2026, 11:59 p.m. Eastern.

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