The Road Safety Champion Program (RSCP) is a nationally-recognized certificate program designed to build a knowledgeable, safety-minded workforce, responsible for operating, maintaining, and designing local roads. Road Safety Champions prioritize safety and are motivated to implement safety improvements that reduce fatalities and serious injuries on rural and local roads. Aspiring Road Safety Champions take core courses as well as trainings specific to their line of work. When all requirements are met, participants will be awarded a Road Safety Champion Program Certificate.
All webinars are held in Eastern Standard Time. Webinars are held from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of every month.
For more information, contact Miriam Reber for more details.
Webinars are offered free of charge. All webinars take place from 9:00am to 11:00am EST. Registration is required. Click below to register for the course.
October 22 - Systemic Safety Project Selection Tool (Optional)
2026 dates have been announced:
January 28 - Introduction to Road Safety & Traffic Safety Culture
February 25 - Countermeasures for Road Safety
March 18 - Low Cost Safety Measures
April 22 - Sign and Post Installation
May 20 - Safety Analysis Process
June 17 - Overview of Data and Tools
July 15 - Local Road Safety Plans
August 26 - Intersection of Transportation, Public Health, Law Enforcement
September 23 - Road Safety Assessment
October 28 - Horizontal Curve Signing
To receive a Certificate of Completion, you must enroll in the Road Safety Champion Program. To do so, please visit this link and complete the form.
Final Project.pdf (Click link to Download)
Email your completed project files to Miriam Reber for review and project approval or to request a transcript at any time.
You must take all six (6) of the following courses:
Introduction to Road Safety
Low-Cost Safety Measures
Safety Analysis Process
Road Safety Assessment
Local Road Safety Plans
Introduction to the MUTCD (available online only)
- Access the Introduction to the MUTCD course via this link. Once started, you have five days to complete. There are five modules; each contains a video and knowledge check/exercise. The course can be completed within two hours but you may work at your own pace. Email miriam.reber@uky.edu once you have completed all requirements to get credit or if you need assistance
You must take at least six (6) of the following elective courses.
Horizontal Curve Signing
Sign & Post Installation
Intersection Safety
Alternative Intersections & Designs
Countermeasures for Road Safety
Overview of Data and Tools
Traffic Safety Culture
Intersection of Transportation/Public Health/Law Enforcement+
Systemic Safety Project Selection Tool
Maintaining a Safer Roadway
Traffic Incident Management*
Work Zone/Flagger*
Worker Safety*
*Courses with asterisks count toward the electives but are not offered as part of this webinar series. If you have taken these courses through T2 or other sources, or are interested in taking these courses, contact Miriam Reber to verify your credit.
+Attendance at PD&P conference counts as substitute credit for the Intersection of Transportation, Public Health, and Law Enforcement course. If you attend PD&P, contact Miriam after the conference ends so she can verify your attendance and award credit toward this program.
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T2 would like to congratulate our accomplished 2025 Graduates from the Road Safety Champion Program.
- Tyler Hill, Boone County Public Works
