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- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently hosted its behavioral change summit. What were the biggest takeaways from that, and then what questions do you still have after that?
- What is working right now?
- How is technology impacting traffic safety?
- We have state and national standards for drunken driving, but there are not standards for drug-impaired driving. As prescription opioid abuse is becoming rampant, and marijuana is being legalized in more and more places, what does that mean for drivers and also for pedestrians and law enforcement?
- How do we create a societal approach to distracted driving in a way that reduces the risk for drivers and pedestrians?
- One of the things you have talked about is the idea of workplace traffic safety. How does public health play a part in that?
- What’s coming up for NHTSA that the public health community can help engage in?