Dates, times and places of upcoming panels.

Minnesotans For Safe Driving has a crash car program designed to enlighten the public.

Legislative Issues

What is happening in the halls of Minnesota's Governing body!

Dealing With Your Grief

Words of Comfort

MFSD Volunteers

MFSD volunteer news and opportunities.

MFSD Membership

MFSD Members care about what is happening on our roadways. Join MFSD Today!

About Minnesotans for Safe Driving

- Mission Statement -
To assist all victims of unsafe driving and educate the public to the dangers of impaired driving.

MFSD Prime Objectives

Victim Services

We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help victims of traffic crashes involving unsafe driving behavior.

Advocates attend court proceedings at a victim's request. We assist victims step by step during court proceedings.

Education and Public Awareness

As an organization, we are striving to change behaviors through education.

We Offer:
· Speakers for presentations at any interested organizations or school.
· Death Notification/ sensitivity training free of charge to law enforcement,
medical personnel and any group upon request.
· Victim Impact Panels to educate the offenders and the public about the consequences of their behavior. Panelists are victims, offenders, law enforcement and medical personnel. These speakers do impress upon the offenders the outcome of such irresponsible behavior.

Court Watch

We monitor court cases relating to public safety on Minnesota roadways.
Legislation. We work to change and improve laws to make our roads safer.

Traffic Safety

Minnesotans For Safe Driving want to change the mindset in Minnesota regarding non-alcohol related crashes caused by speeding, aggressive driving, and inattentive driving. These crashes should not be referred to as “ACCIDENTS” they should be considered “CRASHES” that were caused by failure to obey the traffic laws, not an unforeseen event which is the definition of an accident

The fatality rate from crashes in Minnesota and across the nation is increasing at an alarming rate. Crash numbers are down but deaths are up which leads us to believe that crashes are the result of higher speeds and more aggressive driving; even though cars are safer today and seat belt use is at its all time high (80%) REMEMBER, THE MOST LIKELY SITUATION TO ENDANGER YOUR LIFE IS DRIVING ON THE ROADS AND HIGHWAYS YOU FREQUENT DAILY.

Office (952) 238-0970
Fax (952) 238-0720
Toll Free 1-877-870-7466