Speed Awareness
Promote awareness of 25 mph driving and the importance of adjusting speed for residential streets, school zones, traffic, weather, and visibility.
25 mph can make a difference.
I Drive 25 promotes safe driving and works to protect children in neighborhoods and school zones by encouraging a 25 mph speed limit.
- 25 mphSafer-speed awareness
- School zonesProtecting children
- NeighborhoodsBuilding safer streets
Safer driving starts with awareness.
Mission Statement
To promote safe driving and protect children in neighborhoods and school zones by encouraging a 25 mph speed limit.
Vision Statement
A nation of mindful drivers who prioritize safety, community, and respect for residential neighborhoods and school zones.
Turning concern into community action.
We focus on practical, visible ways to improve traffic-safety awareness where people live, walk, bike, and take their children to school.
Education
Share clear, accessible information about traffic-safety laws, responsible driving habits, pedestrian awareness, and school-zone safety.
Community Partnerships
Work with residents, schools, public agencies, and community organizations to identify concerns and support practical safety initiatives.
Enforcement Support
Explore responsible partnerships that can help increase traffic-safety presence in neighborhoods and school zones when resources permit.
It takes all of us to make safer streets.
Parents, students, neighbors, educators, first responders, and drivers all have a role in creating a culture of traffic safety.
- Slow down in neighborhoods
- Follow school-zone traffic rules
- Watch for pedestrians and cyclists
- Put the phone away while driving
“Every trip through a neighborhood or school zone is an opportunity to make a safer choice.”
Built around a simple idea: slow down and look out for each other.
I Drive 25 was created to bring greater attention to traffic safety in the places where everyday life happens—our neighborhoods and school zones.
Our approach is rooted in community awareness and collaboration. We want residents to have useful information, drivers to understand the importance of safe speeds, and communities to have a voice in identifying traffic-safety concerns.
Founded by a retired law-enforcement professional
with 17 years of experience serving the public.
Help us promote safer neighborhoods and school zones.
Community support can help fund educational materials, traffic-safety awareness campaigns, signage, outreach, and future safety initiatives.
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I Drive 25 is pursuing charitable nonprofit status. Donation tax deductibility should only be represented once applicable requirements have been satisfied.