Road Safety & Indigenous Communities: Safe Systems Approach

Road Safety & Indigenous Communities: Safe Systems Approach: Overview & Verdict

Motor vehicle traffic deaths affect indigenous communities at a disproportionate rate as compared to the overall United States population. For children and youth ages 0-19, motor vehicle traffic death rates among American Indian and Alaska Native children and youths are up to 8 times higher than those of other racial and ethnic groups. This is often due to structural barriers in tribal communities such as lack of lighting, potholes, cattle, etc. This course dives specifically into the effectiven

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What you need before starting

• • A free Coursera account (takes under a minute to create)
• • A laptop, tablet or phone with a stable internet connection
• • Basic computer literacy; everything specific to this field is explained in the course

About Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University teaches Road Safety & Indigenous Communities: Safe Systems Approach. The lessons follow a consistent structure and the Q&A section stays active, which is a good signal of ongoing support.

Our verdict: A solid pick: you get the full paid course plus a certificate without spending anything. Enroll now even if you plan to start later — access stays with your account after the coupon expires.