EXPANDING INFLUENCE AND IMPACT: ATSSA AND ATSS FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORTS NOW ONLINE

The 2025 Annual Reports for ATSSA and the American Traffic Safety Services (ATSS) Foundation are now available online. These reports highlight the many ways ATSSA advanced roadway safety over the past year and the many ways the ATSS Foundation raised awareness of the importance of roadway and work zone safety.

Check out the videos, statistics and stories with both reports.

ATSSA OUTREACH EXPANDS IMPACT ON ROADWAY SAFETY IN 2025

In 2025, ATSSA broadened its reach in the roadway safety arena through increased interactions in its expanded chapter network, more than 150 meetings in legislative offices, and contributions to innovation and roadway safety policy at stakeholder gatherings throughout the country.

FOUNDATION SUPPORT SHOWN IN VARIETY OF WAYS FOR OUR SHARED GOAL

In 2025, donors, sponsors and volunteers enabled the ATSS Foundation to expand its impact in raising awareness about roadway safety and supporting the loved ones of roadway workers killed or permanently injured in a work zone. It’s not possible to truly reflect all of the efforts that contributed to this year’s success but this report provides a glimpse of some ways the Foundation and its supporters made a difference in helping save lives and increasing attention to the importance of work zone safety.

PUBLISHED DATE

January 20, 2026

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