Our Roads, Our SafetyⓇ Week
Our Roads, Our Safety® Week is FMCSA's national, annual safety observance dedicated to raising awareness on how to share the road safely with large trucks and buses.
From June 1–5, 2026, FMCSA and its safety partners will spotlight a different aspect of roadway safety each day — from the important role professional drivers play in keeping America moving, to the power of partnerships and the importance of building safe driving habits early. Throughout the week, road users will have access to practical tools, tips, and resources designed to help prevent crashes, injuries, and fatalities with large trucks and buses on America’s roads.
Our Roads, Our Safety® Week serves as a reminder that safer roads require all of us to do our part — because every safe decision behind the wheel helps save lives.
2026 Daily Themes
Each day brings a new lens on what it means to share the road safely. Follow along all week and share the daily content with your network and communities.
- Monday, June 1 | See Big. Drive Smart
Stay out of blind spots, never cut in front of a large truck or bus, and give them extra room to turn. - Tuesday, June 2 | Pros Lead the Way
Professional drivers can set the standard for road safety by always staying focused and alert, maintaininga safe speed, navigating work zones carefully, and buckling up every trip. - Wednesday, June 3 | Power of Partnerships
When government, industry, law enforcement, and communities align, safety outcomes improve for everyone. - Thursday, June 4 | Building Safe Habits Early
It’s never too early to learn how to share the road with large trucks and buses. Build safe habits now. - Friday, June 5 | Professional Drivers. Professional Safety
Professional drivers keep America’s economy moving. When safety comes first, everyone on the road benefits.
Join the Conversation
Road safety is everyone's responsibility — and everyone can help spread the word. Here's how to get involved:
- Download and share the daily graphics, ready-to-post social copy, and safety series below.
- Post on social media and tag Our Roads, Our Safety® throughout the week.
- Update your Facebook profile and cover photo with the official Our Roads, Our Safety® Week assets.
Free Downloadable Resources
Everything you need to participate in Our Roads, Our Safety® Week is here — free to download and share.
General Resources
Daily Social Content
Monday
Copy: Big trucks and buses have big blind spots and make wide turns. Knowing that could save your life. Safety starts with you on our road
Tuesday
Copy: CMV drivers don’t just move freight and passengers—they set the safety standard on our roads. Every trip is an opportunity to lead by example. Stay focused, maintain a safe speed, buckle up, and drive distraction-free.
Wednesday
Copy: Road safety is a shared responsibility, and every partner has a role to play. From government agencies and industry leaders to nonprofits, educators, and community organizations, partnerships help carry lifesaving messages farther and make our roads safer for everyone.
Thursday
Copy: The habits drivers build today shape the future of our roads. Teaching young drivers how to safely share the road with large trucks and buses helps create a safer tomorrow for everyone.
Friday
Copy: America's roads rely on pros to deliver food, fuel, and everything in between. Their commitment to safety helps protect everyone who shares our roads.
Social Series: One Thing Before You Drive
Social Series: Partners Move America
About Our Roads, Our Safety® Week
Our Roads, Our Safety® Week is a national, annual safety observance dedicated to raising awareness on how to share the road safely with large trucks and buses. Led by FMCSA, the week is part of the broader Our Roads, Our Safety® campaign — a national public education program committed to reducing crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving commercial motor vehicles. Together with safety partners across the country, FMCSA works to ensure that every road user has the knowledge and tools to make our roads safer for everyone.
Last updated: Wednesday, May 20, 2026