Annual Conference
Monday, April 28 & Tuesday, April 29
Time: 8 AM to 5 PM
Join traffic safety officials and advocates for the 2025 Zero Fatalities Safety Summit. The summit will include presentations and sessions on topics that are related to traffic safety, pedestrian and bike safety, enforcement, engineering, driver education, child passenger safety, occupant protection, trucking, and other topics related to reaching a goal of zero fatalities.
Mountain America Exposition Center
9575 State St
Sandy, UT 84070
Speakers
We are looking for dynamic speakers to give us interesting information or tools to enhance driver education programs. We appreciate those who volunteer to speak at our conference at no cost, keeping registration fees low for our teachers.
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Sponsors
Without our sponsors we would have a hard time putting on our annual conference. Sponsorship levels start at $250 with additional opportunities available. Gain great exposure for your business; sponsor the conference today!
Sponsorship Levels + Opportunities
Exhibitors
As an exhibitor, you get a 10' x 10' booth space (with 8-foot table, table linen and skirting, two chairs, and wastebasket), and lunch for two people. Additional meal tickets can be purchased during registration. Please let us know if you need access to electrical outlets.
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Other Exhibitors & Contributors
The Utah public driver education program is dedicated to new teen driver education, raising awareness, and seeking solutions to prevent teen driving-related deaths and injuries on the road.
We advocated for preventive measures that would address the common factors—distractions, fatigue, impairment, speeding, and lack of seat belt use—contributing to teen driving-related crashes, deaths, and injuries. The Utah driver education program recommends and advocates for robust graduated driver license (GDL) programs that include cell phone, passenger, and nighttime driving restrictions. We would also like to see collision avoidance and other vehicle safety technologies to be standard on all vehicles. Finally, we encourage adoption of a Safe System Approach to protect all road users from death and serious injury.
BylawsUpcoming Events
Board meetings, workshops, and conferences are open to all members.
No upcoming events.
Resources
Utah Resources
National Resources
- AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
- American Driver Traffic and Safety Education Association (ADTSEA)
- Southeast Region of ADTSEA (SERADTSEA)
- Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED)
- Association of National Stakeholders in Traffic Safety Education (ANSTSE)
- Foundation for a Drug-Free World
- National Highway Traffic Safety Association
- National Road Safety Foundation
- National Safety Council
- National Transportation Safety Board
- Novice Teen Driver Education and Training Administrative Standards (NTDETAS)
- Operation Lifesaver, Inc.
- US DOT Federal Highway Administration
Donor Connect
Awards
Driver Education Teach of the Year
This award recognizes a driver education teacher who has made a significant impact in improving traffic safety through educating drivers regarding safe driving habits and teaching students how to drive.
- 2021: Rick Harrison, Tooele School District
- 2022: BJ Roberts, Alpine School District
- 2023: Eric Stamps, Box Elder School District
- 2024: Guy Mackay, Granite School District
Driver Education District Director of the Year
The award honors district directors who have made a significant contribution to highway safety. The recipient is recognized for their outstanding leadership, implementation of driver safety programs, or notable advancements in traffic safety throughout the years.
- 2022: Stacie White, Washington School District
- 2023: Matt Baumann, Granite School District
- 2024: Dr. Everett Kelepolo, Nebo School District
Board of Directors
Jesse Burrell
Vice President
South Sanpete District (North Sanpete, South Sanpete, Millard)
