A bill to establish the position of National Roadway Safety Advocate within the Department of Transportation, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4314, also known as the National Roadway Safety Advocate Act, aims to create a new position within the Department of Transportation called the National Roadway Safety Advocate. This advocate would be responsible for promoting and advocating for roadway safety initiatives across the country.

The bill outlines the duties of the National Roadway Safety Advocate, which include conducting research on roadway safety issues, developing and implementing safety programs, and collaborating with state and local governments to improve safety measures. The advocate would also be tasked with raising public awareness about the importance of roadway safety and working to reduce the number of traffic-related injuries and fatalities.

In addition to establishing the position of National Roadway Safety Advocate, the bill also includes provisions for funding and resources to support the advocate's work. This includes allocating funds for research, education, and outreach efforts related to roadway safety. Overall, the National Roadway Safety Advocate Act seeks to prioritize and enhance roadway safety efforts in the United States by creating a dedicated advocate within the Department of Transportation. This advocate would work to address key safety issues, promote best practices, and ultimately save lives on the nation's roadways.