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Distracted Driving Networking Reception
Where: Seattle, WA
Registration will be limited to the first 100 people.
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Lifesavers Conference Exhibit
Location: Seattle Convention Center (Arch Building)
Registration Link: https://www.blueskyz.com/lifesavers/sgselect.asp
Information Link: https://lifesaversconference.org/exhibits/
Cost:
For Profit Booth: $1,750 per booth (10’ X 10’ booth)
Non-Profit: $800 per booth (10” X 10” booth) (Associations and Consumer Groups only)
Booth Personnel: First representative is complimentary, $350 for second representative, $600 for each additional representative
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Distracted Driving Prevalence Data Webinar
Where: Zoom (https://ntsb.zoomgov.com)
Featuring: Robyn Robertson (Traffic Injury Research Foundation), Dr. Charlie Klauer (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute), Josh Graver (Path Zero Ai), and Corey Woinarowicz (NoCell Technologies LLC)
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/Prevalence-Webinar
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National Do Not Disturb While Driving Day
Link to event page on current site: https://usnddc.org/do-not-disturb-while-driving-day/
Information: October 16, 2025, is National Do Not Disturb While Driving Day. This day is to highlight the continuing danger of using a cell phone while driving, and to educate the public on how technology can help stop distractions.
You have a choice! Show you care about the lives of your friends, family members and even strangers. We urge you—choose to stay safe by turning on the do not disturb function on your phone today and tell others to do the same.
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NTSB and NDDC: Act to End Distracted Driving Webinar
Information about Webinar: On April 13, 2022, the NTSB, in conjunction with the National Distracted Driving Coalition (NDDC) hosted a virtual distracted driving roundtable to raise awareness about the continued dangers we face from distracted driving. The roundtable was facilitated by NTSB Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg and featured speakers from NDDC Committee Members, and focused on three key components needed to end distracted driving: education, legislation, enforcement, technology, and the use of the Safe System Approach.
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