The mission of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety is to educate the public on traffic safety and to facilitate the implementation of programs that reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities on Georgia roadways.
The 2011 Hands Across the Border was held on August 28-September 1 with law enforcement personnel from South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida. It's mission is to connect highway safety efforts across the Southeastern United States.
For New Year's Eve and the Super Bowl, GOHS wants to make sure that you arrive alive from your party in 2012. GOHS has created with safety partners across the state a list of contacts for free rides to make sure that you and your friends and family get home safely this season.
Georgia's new Move-Over Law says drivers must move-over for emergency vehicles stopped on the side of the highway. The law is meant to keep officers AND traffic violators safe from crashes with passing cars.
Welcome to the home page of the governor's office of highway safety.
Whether you are interested in learning about specific programs such as operation zero tolerance or click it or ticket, ordering materials for yourself or your organization, researching specific facts and data about highway safety in georgia, or even applying for grants for your own organization, the Governor's office of highway safety web seeks to serve your needs. thank you again for your interest.. should you have any questions, concerns, suggestions, or updates, please do not hesitate to contact us directly at the contact us section of this site.
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