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Office of Traffic Safety | The California Office of Traffic Safety’s mission is to administer traffic safety grant funds to reduce traffic deaths, injuries, and economic losses. All People will be safe on California roads The California Office of Traffic Safety’s mission is to deliver traffic safety programs to prevent people from being killed and seriously injured in California.
We are devoted to our critical and urgent mission of saving lives We cultivate collaboration with our partners and with the communities we serve. We value all people and engage with communities and stakeholders so that everyone has a voice, prioritizing underserved areas most impacted by traffic safety problems. We continuously seek new ways to improve our programs and traffic safety.
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People who register to be a designated driver pledge to not drink alcohol, drive their friends and family home safely. In return for their pledge, they will have a chance to receive free non-alcohol drink vouchers from our partners at Sacramento Republic FC and Oakland Arena .
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