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ALL ROADS LEAD TO ZERO

When we start a new journey, rarely do we see our destination. It’s off somewhere in the unrevealed distance. We make a plan to get there, change course, if needed, along the way and remain hopeful that we’ll eventually reach our objective. During particularly long journeys, we may feel as if we’ll never reach our goal. At these times, it’s important to step back, remember the purpose and move forward with confidence.

On the road to Zero Fatalities, you may ask yourself, “Am I making a difference? Will we get there?” This might be a moment to stop and reflect on all that you’ve accomplished along the way. As you’ve encouraged others to change their behavior behind the wheel, you may have saved countless lives. Though you might not tangibly see it, your efforts do make a difference.

Consider the number of days with Zero Fatalities in our state over the last few years. We’re seeing a positive trend, marked by lives saved—lives that individually matter. We’re making headway on our journey.

We thank you for joining us at the 2018 Zero Fatalities Safety Summit. We hope you learn new things, share ideas, ask questions and come away feeling renewed. We truly believe all roads lead to Zero—and we’re determined to get there.

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CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRE-CONFERENCE—TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 20187:30-5:00 Registration Open 9:00-5:00 Exhibit Set Up7:30-9:00 Continental Breakfast Ballroom B & C9:00-10:00 CPS Workshop Session 1 Cascade C & D10:00-10:50 CPS Workshop Session 2 Cascade C & D10:50-11:00 Beverage Break Foyer11:00-12:00 CPS Workshop Session 3 Cascade C & D12:00-12:50 Appreciation Lunch Ballroom B & C 1:00-2:00 CPS Workshop Session 4 Cascade C & D 2:00-3:00 CPS Workshop Session 5 Cascade C & D 3:00-4:00 VIPP/Safe Kids Coordinator Meeting Cascade C4:00-6:30 Car Seat Checkpoint & Hands-On Session Timpanogos Hospital

750 West 800 North, Orem

DAY ONE—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 20187:30-5:00 Registration Open 7:30-5:00 Exhibits Open Foyer7:30-9:00 Breakfast Ballroom B & C9:00-9:30 Welcome/Opening Remarks Ballroom B & C

Intro: Robert Miles, Director of Traffic and Safety, UDOT Welcome: Carlos Braceras, Executive Director, UDOT

9:30-10:30 General Session 1 Ballroom B & C Intro: Carlos Braceras, Executive Director, UDOT

Speaker: Thurl Bailey, Former Pro Athlete, Inspirational Speaker/Entertainer10:30-10:45 Break/Exhibits Foyer10:45-11:45 Workshop Session 1 Breakout Rooms11:45-1:15 Awards Luncheon Ballroom B & C Sponsor Address: Andrew D. Dubner, Business Leader Connected Roads, 3M 1:15-2:15 Workshop Session 2 Breakout Rooms2:30-3:30 Workshop Session 3 Breakout Rooms3:30-3:45 Break/Exhibits Foyer3:45-5:00 General Session 2 Ballroom B & C Speaker: Blaine Leonard, Technology & Innovation Engineer, UDOT5:15-7:30 Regional Law Enforcement Liaison Dinner Cascade E (by invitation only)

DAY TWO—THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 20187:30-2:30 Registration Open7:30-9:00 Breakfast Ballroom B & C 9:00-10:00 General Session 3 Ballroom B & C Speaker: Darrin T. Grondel, Director, Washington Traffic Safety Commission10:00-10:15 Break/ Exhibits Foyer10:15-11:15 Workshop Session 4 Breakout Rooms11:30-12:30 Workshop Session 5 Breakout Rooms12:30-1:30 Luncheon Ballroom B & C Sponsor’s Address: Marilyn Morris, Primary Children’s Hospital1:30-3:00 General Session 4 Ballroom B & C Intro: Kristy Rigby, Director, Utah Highway Safety Office Closing Remarks: Michael S. Rapich, Colonel, UDPS Speakers: Gregg Godfrey, Founder and Daredevil, Nitro Circus; Tanner Godfrey, Godfrey Trucking 3:00-5:00 Exhibit Take-Down

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CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRE-CONFERENCE2018 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSIONSCPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 1 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (9:00-10:00)Celebrate Your Knowledge! (1 CEU)Can you name the component, manufacturer or model related to car seats or vehicles? This is your time to be tested—in a fun way of course. Pass or fail, you will all be educated on those unknown items and how they are used.

Room: Cascade C & DSpeaker: Sarah Tilton, Britax

CPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 2 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (10:00-10:50)Manufacturer Panel (1 CEU)Come meet our panel of child restraint (CR) manufacturers for technical updates, information on their newest car seats, changes to established products and the latest injury prevention technology.

Room: Cascade C & DSpeaker: Manufacturers include: Britax, Chicco, Evenflo, UppaBaby, Safe Traffic Systems

CPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 3 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (11:00-12:00)Building Infrastructure and Maintaining a CPS Program Across the Globe (1 CECH)Learn how Safe Kids has developed a 3-step process to build and sustain CPS at home and abroad. Basic principles using NHTSA’s Occupant Protection Guideline 20, helps take the CPS curriculum outside the US. The new Safe Kids program can be taught in different languages. At the end of three years we expect a new country to have 45 new technicians, a few course assistants who want to be instructors and 2-4 instructors ready to train more instructors.

Room: Cascade C & DSpeaker: Lorrie Walker, Training and Technical Advisor, Safe Kids Worldwide

CPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 4 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (1:00-2:00)Planting Seeds: How to Cultivate Empathy when Working with Diverse Populations (1 CECH) This interactive workshop will explore how the current state of poverty in our country impacts occupant protection. Learn how to leverage the six habits of highly empathetic people to work effectively with families living in poverty. You’ll also be guided through mini poverty simulation scenarios and activities designed to help you understand what it’s like to be poor and knowing you have safety decisions to make for your children and yourself. Room: Cascade C & DSpeaker: Tammy Franks, CPS Coordinator, Randall Children’s Hospital


CPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 5 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (2:00-3:00)

When Manuals Don’t Answer Your Questions (1 CEU)When the child restraint and vehicle manual can’t answer your question, where do you turn? Manufacturers Alliance Child Passenger Safety brings representatives together from the child restraint system and vehicle manufacturers industries in order to support technicians.

Room: Cascade C & DSpeaker: Courtney Barry, CPS Advocate, Chicco

CPS PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 6 – TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (4:00-6:30)

Car Seat Checkpoint & Hands-On Session (1 CEU)Many opportunities are available for this session, not only can you get some car seats checked off for your recertification at the checkpoint, but get hands-on experience with the newest car seats on the market. Manufacturers will be present to answer questions about their car seats.

Location: Timpanogos Hospital, 750 West 800 North, Orem

CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRE-CONFERENCE2018 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSIONS

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GENERAL SESSION 1 – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (9:30-10:30)

Teamwork: How our Winning Defied All LogicIt takes individuals with different skills to make a team, but it’s the team working together that will be successful. Learn what it takes to become a more effective team player and reach seemingly unattainable goals.

Room: Ballroom B & CSpeaker: Thurl Bailey, Former Pro Athlete, Inspirational Speaker/Entertainer

GENERAL SESSION 2 – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (3:45-5:00)

The Future of Transportation: Will My Next Car Drive Itself ? (1 CECH)As self-driving cars become reality, the entire automotive network will need to evolve. This session will focus on how driverless cars and other changes in personal transportation will impact the consumer.

Room: Ballroom B & CSpeaker: Blaine Leonard, Technology & Innovation Engineer, UDOT

GENERAL SESSION 3 – THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (9:00-10:00) Impacts of Legalization of Recreational Marijuana on Impaired Driving (1 CECH)Learn several compelling recommendations on how to combat drugged driving. With more than half of the states having legalized medical marijuana and a handful of those states going a step further to allow recreational use, THC’s effects on drivers has become an open question extending beyond borders. Darrin Grondel shares the lessons learned of legalization of recreational marijuana in Washington.

Room: Ballroom B & CSpeaker: Darrin Grondel, Director, Washington Traffic Safety Commission

GENERAL SESSION 4 – THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (1:30-3:00) Safety Tips from Nitro Circus Stars If you’ve seen the popular Nitro Circus TV shows, movies or events, you know the stunts they do defy common sense. So, what in the world could these daredevils say about safety? Believe it or not, whether they’re launching a semi-truck, back flipping a motorcycle three times or rolling a car seven times, safety is still a top concern. Come listen to Nitro Circus Founder, Gregg Godfrey and nephew Tanner Godfrey talk about safety on and off the road. Room: Ballroom B & CSpeakers: Gregg Godfrey, Founder and Daredevil, Nitro Circus Tanner Godfrey, Godfrey Trucking

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WORKSHOP SESSION 1 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (10:45-11:45)

1A Driver Education: What Can We Learn?A look into driver education throughout the state. How does your program compare? Are you in compliance? Funding, where does it come from, where does it go? How can I improve my classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction? A panel of experts will help answer these questions and many more.

Room: Cascade CSpeakers: Representation from Driver License Division, Standards Writing Committee, UDTSEA board and innovative

classroom instructors

1B Heads Up Thumbs Up - Distracted Driving Enforcement (1 CECH)Learn tips and tricks from St. George Police Departments “Heads Up Thumbs Up” campaign related to distracted driving enforcement. Elissa Schee will tell the story of how her daughter, Margay Schee, died when a distracted truck driver slammed into the back of her school bus. Elissa continues to fight for laws to prevent similar tragedies.

Room: Cascade A & BSpeakers: Sgt. Tyrell Bangerter, St. George Police Department Officer Andrew Mickelson, St. George Police Department Elissa Schee, Distracted Driving Advocate

1C Children in Autonomous VehiclesYou have read the headlines and stories about autonomous vehicles (AV) yet chances are you’ve not heard how children in driverless cars will be considered. Learn how Safe Kids is assembling a Blue Ribbon Panel to bring the thought-leaders together to provide the industry with child-specific needs. AV is being touted as the answer to achieving Zero Fatalities. Take part in a survey at the end to provide your feedback to the Blue Ribbon Panelists.

Room: Cascade DSpeaker: Lorrie Walker, Training and Technical Advisor, Safe Kids Worldwide

1D Hot Spots on Mountain View CorridorMountain View Corridor includes two lanes in each direction with signalized intersections and biking and walking trails. This presentation will discuss safety issues and enhancements as future construction phases build out the remainder of the corridor by converting intersections to interchanges and adding inside lanes to achieve a fully functional freeway.

Room: Cascade ESpeaker: Brad Palmer, Region Traffic Operations Engineer, UDOT




WORKSHOP SESSION 2 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (1:15-2:15)

2A The Opioid Epidemic (1 CECH) Opioid prescription drugs can cause drowsiness, impaired thinking and slowed reaction time. Motorists are driving while drugged from the misuse of prescription opioids or the illicit use of heroin. This panel will discuss Utah’s current situation, data available and current efforts to reduce impaired driving.

Room: Cascade CSpeakers: Jennifer Plumb, Medical Director, Utah Naloxone Laurel Baeder, Software Design Engineer, Department of Pediatrics University of Utah Hospital Michael Fox, Division Chief Medical Services, Salt Lake City Fire Department

2B Saving Lives Now With Vehicle Automation (session will be repeated) (1 CECH)As automakers and tech companies race to bring the fully self-driving car into production, vehicles available to the general public now have significant safety features unavailable just a couple of years ago. What are these systems and how can they save lives?

Room: Cascade DSpeaker: Alex Epstein, Senior Director, Digital Strategy and Content, National Safety Council

2C How to Save Pedestrian Lives (1 CECH)Pedestrian fatalities are increasing at an alarming rate in Utah and across the nation. Come learn from a pedestrian safety expert whose research provides key insights to saving pedestrian lives.

Room: Cascade ESpeakers: Michael Anderson, Detective, Unified Police of Greater Salt Lake

2D A Safe Ride for All Children: Transporting the Escape Artist (1 CEU)Transporting the escape artist is a challenge for caregivers. Often they resort to home remedies to keep the child in their car safety seat. Learn about both conventional seat and specialized seat options for transporting the escape artist.

Room: Cascade A & BSpeaker: Tammy Franks, CPS Coordinator, Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel



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WORKSHOP SESSION 3 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (2:30-3:30) 3A A Closer Look at Child Restraint Harnesses Today (1 CEU)An impressive array of car seats are available to fit today’s newborns, and many can be adjusted and converted for use by much larger children. While caregivers appreciate this versatility, it also means that insuring proper use for all occupants requires attention to many details. Denise will review these features, emphasizing manufacturer instructions and common mistakes to avoid.

Room: Cascade DSpeaker: Denise Donaldson, Publisher, Safe Ride News

3B Stop the Bleed (session will be repeated)Injuries from severe bleeding, when left unattended, can result in death. Learn basic skills to stop uncontrolled bleeding so lives can be saved. This training by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma teaches vital initial response to stop uncontrolled bleeding in emergency situations. Certification will be given upon completion. (Limit 45)

Room: Silver CreekSpeakers: Zachery Robinson, Trauma Outreach Coordinator, University of Utah Hospital

Kristen Gooch, Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator, Intermountain Medical Center

3C Media Panel: Do’s and Don’ts From the Experts (1 CECH) Participants will hear from local media professionals on the “do’s and don’ts” of media relations, tips for the best pitching techniques and how to plan outstanding press events.

Room: Cascade CSpeakers: Lois Collins (Deseret News), Jed Boal (KSL), Andy Teerlink (ABC4), Abby Bonell (KNRS Radio)

3D Winning the Driver License Division Hearing (1 CECH)The DLD hearing process can be frustrating for law enforcement officers. While a driver has an attorney to represent their interests, officers often feel like they are on an island when testifying at these hearings. Further, defense attorneys are regularly pushing the boundaries at these informal administrative hearings. This training was created to help law enforcement officers with the information and tools they need to successfully navigate DLD hearings.

Room: Cascade A & BSpeaker: Tyson Skeen, Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor, Utah Prosecution Council

3E Barriers and Signs Show and Tell (1 CECH)Ever wonder what planning goes into putting up a traffic signal, speed limit or anything else you see on the road? How about the things you don’t see, like how does the traffic signal know your car is at the intersection? The stripes on the road...think you really know about them? What happens when you hit a guardrail? And how big is that sign hanging over the highway? This session promises to amaze and astound you. After this session, you will never pass another sign, signal or other traffic safety device without knowing the real story behind it.

Room: Exhibit Hall A, 1st floorSpeaker: Glenn Blackwelder, Traffic Operations Engineer, UDOT



WORKSHOP SESSION 4 - THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (10:15-11:15)

4A Saving Lives Now With Vehicle Automation (repeat session) (1 CECH)As automakers and tech companies race to bring the fully self-driving car into production, vehicles available to the general public now have significant safety features unavailable just a couple of years ago. What are these systems and how can they save lives?

Room: Cascade ESpeaker: Alex Epstein, Senior Director, Digital Strategy and Content, National Safety Council

4B Stop the Bleed (session will be repeated)Injuries from severe bleeding, when left unattended, can result in death. Learn basic skills to stop uncontrolled bleeding so lives can be saved. This training by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma teaches vital initial response to stop uncontrolled bleeding in emergency situations. Certification will be given upon completion. (Limit 45)


Kristen Gooch, Trauma Outreach and Injury Prevention Coordinator, Intermountain Medical Center

4C Motorcycle Panel (1 CECH)Panelists discuss the complex landscape of motorcycle safety in Utah, including advancements in motorcycle technology and gear as well as rider skills and education. Come listen and ask questions.

Room: Cascade CSpeakers: Dan Terry, Salt Lake Community College Motorcycle Rider Education Program Manager

Taylor Brody, Harrison Eurosports Director of Marketing Dennis Walker, Utah Department of Public Safety Motorcycle Program Coordinator

Sgt. Daniel Allen, Utah Highway Patrol Motors Sergeant

4D How UDOT Keeps Traffic Moving (1 CECH)This presentation describes how UDOT’s Traffic Operation Center (TOC) uses advanced technologies such as cameras, traffic and weather sensors, traffic monitoring and crash/problem detection. Learn other actions taken to return traffic to normal flow.

Room: Cascade A & BSpeakers: Lisa Miller, Traveler Information Manager, UDOT; Corey Coulam, Control Room Manager, UDOT

4E Advanced Safety Features: How We Make Car Seats Safer (1 CEU) (1 CECH)Advanced safety features are becoming more and more common in car seats. This session will explain why car seat manufacturers are including these features and what effect they have on increasing child safety.

Room: Cascade DSpeaker: Daniella Brown, Car Seat Safety Advocate, UPPAbaby


WORKSHOP SESSION 5 - THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (11:30-12:30)

5A Ask An EngineerDo you have a safety issue in your community and are wondering how engineering can help? Come and pose your questions to a multi-agency panel of engineers with a wealth of experience on how to improve safety on our public roads.

Room: Cascade CSpeakers: Roland Stanger, Safety and Operations Program Manager, FHWA

Jason Davis, Director of Operations, UDOT Darin Fristrup, Region One Traffic Operations Engineer, UDOT

5B Stop the Bleed (repeat session)Injuries from severe bleeding, when left unattended, can result in death. Learn basic skills to stop uncontrolled bleeding so lives can be saved. This training by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma teaches vital initial response to stop uncontrolled bleeding in emergency situations. Certification will be given upon completion. (Limit 45)


Kristen Gooch, Trauma Outreach and Injury Prevention Coordinator, Intermountain Medical Center

5C How to Best Teach those with Autism and Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (1 CECH)

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s research gives first-hand experiences of driver educators teaching teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Also included in this session, findings of licensing and crash outcomes of teens with developmental disabilities including Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and ASD. You will get a deeper understanding of what is required to ensure successful licensure and safe driving among these populations.

Room: Cascade A & BSpeaker: Meghan Kirk, Research Coordinator, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

5D The Ever-Changing Landscape of Drugged Driving (1 CECH)Since the legalization of Cannabis, the landscape around impaired driving has changed dramatically. Discussion will include, Washington’s perspective of legalization and the impacts on impaired driving, and focus on the challenges law enforcement and prosecutors have faced with legalization, issues of per se limits, roadside tests (DRE and ARIDE), crash risk, data, roadside survey, etc.

Room: Cascade DSpeaker: Darrin Grondel, Director, Washington Traffic Safety Commission



Abby Bonell KNRS Radio [email protected] Epstein National Safety Council [email protected] Mickelson St. George Police Department [email protected] Teerlink ABC4 [email protected] Leonard Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Palmer Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Coulam Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Barry Chicco [email protected] Terry SLCC Motorcycle Rider Education Program [email protected] Allen Utah Highway Patrol Motors Sergeant [email protected] Brown UPPAbaby [email protected] Fristrup Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Grondel Washington Traffic Safety Commission [email protected] Donaldson Safe Ride News Publications [email protected] Walker Utah Department of Public Safety Motorcycle Program [email protected] Elissa Schee Never Forget Margay [email protected] Blackwelder Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Davis Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Boal KSL [email protected] Plumb Utah Naloxone [email protected] Gooch Intermountain Medical Center [email protected] Baeder University of Utah, School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics [email protected] Miller Utah Department of Transportation [email protected] Collins Deseret News [email protected] Walker Safe Kids Worldwide [email protected] Kirk Center for Injury Research and Prevention, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia [email protected] Anderson Unified Police of Greater Salt Lake [email protected] Fox Salt Lake City Fire Department [email protected] Rilk Driver License Division [email protected] Pilcher Evenflo Company, Inc [email protected] Stanger Federal Highway Administration [email protected] Harward Driver License Division [email protected] Kay Lone Peak High School [email protected] Galley Riverton High School [email protected] Tilton Britax Child Safety, Inc. [email protected] Tammy Franks Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emanuel [email protected] Nordick Utah State Board of Education [email protected] Brody Harrison Eurosports [email protected] Bangerter St. George Police Department [email protected] Skeen Utah Prosecution Council [email protected] Fullaway Safe Traffic Systems [email protected] Robinson University of Utah Health [email protected]

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERSW. Scott JonesUtah Department of TransportationPhone: [email protected]

Kristen Hoschouer Utah Department of TransportationPhone: [email protected]

Carrie SilcoxUtah Department of Public SafetyPhone: [email protected]

Keri GibsonUtah Department of Public SafetyPhone: [email protected]

Robyn LaLumiaUtah Department of Public SafetyPhone: [email protected]

Jolene R. WhitneyUtah Department of HealthPhone: [email protected]

Cambree ApplegateUtah Department of HealthPhone: [email protected]

Troy NordickUtah State Board of EducationPhone: 801.538.7648 [email protected]

Stacy Johnson AllenPenna PowersPhone: [email protected]

Allyse ChristensenPenna PowersPhone: [email protected]

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES:

Emergency Medical Services Allan Liu

EngineeringPamela Stanton

Law EnforcementHeather Fuhr

Occupant ProtectionAmy Winkler



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