The proposed project involves coordinating national CMV safety, education, and enforcement campaigns

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awarded $1.648 million to the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance on December 1, 2025, under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants program (CFDA 20.237) to coordinate national commercial motor vehicle safety, education, and enforcement campaigns through September 30, 2028.

The award funds the implementation and coordination of nationwide campaigns targeting unsafe driving in high-crash corridors, rural areas, and work zones. Campaigns address hazardous materials transportation, passenger carrier safety, human trafficking prevention, deficient brakes on commercial motor vehicles, and inexperienced non-commercial vehicle drivers. The recipient will also support State Safety Data Quality initiative improvements and increase public awareness and education on commercial motor vehicle safety.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, a tax-exempt nonprofit headquartered in Washington, DC, serves as an intermediary between federal agencies and industry stakeholders in the commercial motor vehicle safety sector. Work is performed in Washington, DC. The recipient operates with no identified subrecipients under this award and serves as the direct implementer of the federally funded safety campaign initiatives.

Campaigns will target unsafe driving, including areas within high?crash corridors, rural areas and work zones. The proposal will also target hazardous materials, passenger carriers, human trafficking, and support ssdq improvement and increase public awareness and education on CMV safety. The applicant will implement and coordinate several nationwide campaigns for CMV safety issues targeting unsafe driving, inexperienced non-CMV drivers, human trafficking, deficient brakes on CMV, and other focused topics.