Welcome to the Truck Safety Coalition

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ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS

Network members volunteer hours of their time monitoring local media outlets and government agencies, providing the organization with valuable local information. Others reach out to new victims to provide assistance in a time of need. Finally, volunteers contribute financially to help the organization achieve its goals of safety, education, and assistance.

NATIONAL RADIO INTERVIEW
Connie Godowns, South Carolina volunteer coordinator being interviewed on the Alan Colmes Radio Show.
File name: Colmes_radio.mp3
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In order to continue to expand and improve this program, the following must occur:

* The program should exist in all 50 states.
* The activities of individual states must be coordinated regionally and nationally.
* The current generation of survivors must become more capable and confident.
* The next generation of Network organizers must be identified, recruited and trained.
* The media coverage surrounding truck crashes and legislative decisions must be enhanced.
* Fundraising efforts must be increased to support the network’s expansion

An important purpose of the Survivors Network program is to make it possible for truck crash survivors and victims’ families to have a meaningful voice in national and state truck safety policy. Our goal is to build the Survivors Network into a coherent and reliable force for reducing fatalities and injuries resulting from truck‑related crashes.

DOCUMENTARY
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Connie Godowns Interview
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Email us at crash@ trucksafety.org or mail us at 2020 14th Street N, Suite 710, Arlington, VA 22201 with any information on truck safety in your area.