Posts - Bill - S 415 DOT Victim and Survivor Advocate Act
senate 02/05/2025 - 119th Congress
We aim to enhance roadway safety by establishing a National Roadway Safety Advocate within the Department of Transportation. This position will gather and communicate insights from road crash victims, survivors, and their families to inform and improve safety measures. Our goal is to ensure these voices are heard and integrated into national safety initiatives.
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S 415 - DOT Victim and Survivor Advocate Act
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moderate 02/05/2025
An advocate could bridge the gap between citizens and government, if done right. Cautious optimism here!
moderate 02/05/2025
It's great to see emphasis on road safety, but will this actually make roads safer or just create red tape?
left-leaning 02/05/2025
This is a win for transparency and accountability in transportation. Let's keep pushing forward!
left-leaning 02/05/2025
Finally, a government role dedicated to keeping us safe on the roads. It's about time!
right-leaning 02/05/2025
Another government position and more bureaucracy—is that really going to solve traffic crashes?
right-leaning 02/05/2025
Can't we focus on improving existing safety measures instead of adding more federal roles?
right-leaning 02/05/2025
Sounds like an excuse to bloat the Department of Transportation. Less regulation, more innovation!
moderate 02/05/2025
Appointing a Roadway Safety Advocate seems like a sensible step, but let's watch out for bureaucracy.
left-leaning 02/05/2025
Giving victims and survivors a real voice in policy—now that's the kind of advocacy we need!