2018 Southeast Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths Workshop
May 2, 2018
The 14th annual workshop was held May 2, 2018, at the International Event Center in Rochester, MN. The event helps facilitate the program's goal of creating a collaborative, comprehensive, and regional approach to reducing traffic deaths and severe injuries.
Workshop Presentations
Welcome & Regional Highlights
15 Years of Minnesota TZD: Major Accomplishments and What the Future Holds
Hey, That Road Isn’t Dangerous—Why Are You Spending Money There?
Regional TZD Crash Facts: 15 Years of D6 Engineering Accomplishments
- Sgt. Troy Christianson, Minnesota State Patrol District 2100 (PDF)
- Mike Dougherty, director, MnDOT District 6 public engagement and communications (PDF)
Remembering Kaitlyn
Automated Buses Are Not Coming to Minnesota…They Are Already Here!
- Jay Hietpas, director, MnDOT Connected and Automated Vehicles (PDF)
- Matt Paschal, IBM Electrical engineer (PDF)
I Want to Drive Fast, Except in Front of My House—Then Everyone Should Slow Down
Seat Belt Challenge
Safe Roads
Kandiyohi County’s JOYRIDE Program
Dynamic Speed Limit Sign
Workshop Goals
- Encourage traffic safety as a priority for policymakers
- Provide a method to bring traffic safety programs into your community
- Spread successes of the Southeast Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths program
- Network with other traffic safety advocates
Who Should Attend
- Community law enforcement
- Engineers
- Educators
- Emergency medical services
- Local policymakers
- Traffic safety advocates
Workshop Sponsors
- Minnesota Department of Public Safety
- Minnesota Department of Transportation District 6
- Southeast Minnesota TZD Program
More Information
For questions about the workshop, please contact Jessica Schleck, Southeast TZD Regional Coordinator, at Jessica.Schleck@state.mn.us or 507-286-7602.