Distracted Driving Webinar Series
Join national leaders, safety professionals, advocates, and subject matter experts for ongoing conversations focused on preventing distracted driving and saving lives.Working Together for Safer Roads
Hosted by the National Distracted Driving Coalition, this ongoing webinar series explores the many factors influencing distracted driving prevention, including enforcement, education, technology, policy, emergency response, prosecution, public awareness, and community engagement. Distracted driving impacts every community, and preventing it requires collaboration across industries and disciplines.
Each session is designed to provide practical tools, emerging strategies, and actionable ideas that can help strengthen distracted driving prevention efforts nationwide.
Upcoming Webinars
Explore upcoming webinars focused on distracted driving prevention, awareness, enforcement, emerging technology, behavioral trends, injury prevention, and more. New sessions will continue to be added throughout the year.
Hosted via Zoom | Free to attend | Registration required
Upcoming Webinar Schedule:
June 11, 2026 at 2PM ET
The Role of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems in Preventing Distracted Driving
Explore how advances in vehicle technology such as automatic emergency braking and lane keep assist are helping address vehicle crashes. This session will also include a discussion on the role of the driver and some of the important do’s and don’ts when it comes to new technology and driver distraction. Participants will gain insight into how these innovations are shaping safer roadways today, while also learning why human responsibility remains critical even with advanced driver-assist systems in place.
Speakers:
Paul Scullion, Director of Safety Policy, Alliance for Automotive Innovation
Ian Regan, Senior Research Scientist, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
Coming Soon
The Future of Road Safety: Tech in Distracted Driving Enforcement
Join our webinar to discover cutting-edge technology empowering distracted driving enforcement. Learn about innovative solutions that help law enforcement determine violations that have historically been difficult to see. We’ll explore practical applications for law enforcement, improving data collection, and ultimately enhancing road safety in your community. Presenters will highlight results of their programs to reduce distracted driving.
Speakers:
Speakers To Be Determined
Past Webinars
February 24, 2026 at 11:00AM ET
Driver and Occupant Monitoring Systems: How These Technologies Can Prevent Distracted Driving
Driver and Occupant Monitoring Systems leverage discrete sensors to ensure drivers are paying attention to the roadways and are not driving while distracted, drowsy, or impaired. This session will explain how the technology works, why it has become a critical component of ADAS systems, and how it is being used around the world by some of the world’s biggest automotive brands, to prevent distracted driving.
Speakers:
JT Griffin, Principal, Griffin Strategies
Aimee Cox, Research Scientist, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
December 11, 2025 at 11:00AM ET
Telematics: Incentivizing Safe Driving & Reducing Crashes
Speakers:
Ryan McMahon, Senior Vice President, Cambridge Mobile Telematics
Dr. Kit Delgado (MD), Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Epidemiology, University of Pennsylvania
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A Coalition Committed to Solutions
This webinar series is hosted by the National Distracted Driving Coalition (NDDC) as part of our mission to elevate proven strategies for safer roads. Our panelists include national experts and practitioners using technology to create meaningful change.
The National Distracted Driving Coalition (NDDC) brings together experts from transportation, public health, law enforcement, research, industry, and advocacy—working together to eliminate distracted driving through coordinated, evidence-based action.
Together, we can create safer streets and a stronger culture of attentive driving.
