- Released Mobility, Technology and Safety: The Next 20 Years, a report generously funded by Allstate that explores the evolution of mobility and the implications of past actions on the future of safe mobility
- Celebrated the announcement of the National Roadway Safety Strategy, in which the U.S. Department of Transportation for the first time committed to a goal of zero roadway fatalities
- Provided resources to help organize more than 60 local World Day of Remembrance events and shaped the national narrative through a recorded fireside chat with U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Families for Safe Streets co-founder Amy Cohen and NSC President and CEO Lorraine Martin
- Supported successful Complete Streets legislation in New York and legislation in Massachusetts to improve vulnerable road user safety and allow local control of speed limits
- Received a $4.7 million cooperative agreement from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) to support child passenger safety (CPS) and pediatric vehicular heatstroke program implementation over the next five years
- Received funding from AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah to support the National Digital Car Seat Check Form (NDCF)
- Secured philanthropic funding from BMW of North America, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Stellantis, Toyota Motor North America and Volvo Car USA in support of Check To Protect, an NSC-led vehicle recall safety program that identified 60,398 open vehicle safety recalls in 2022 with a 27% repair rate
- Applauded the enactment of NSC-introduced bill, PA HB 1958, into law in Pennsylvania, which requires a driver training course to avoid license suspension
- Participated in a child passenger safety event featuring U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth, U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and NSC President and CEO Lorraine Martin