Traffic Improvement Association

The mission of the Traffic Improvement Association shall be to facilitate engineering, education, and enforcement programs that reduce human and economic losses caused by traffic crashes, and improve mobility in Michigan.

ABOUT US

The Traffic Improvement Association (TIA) is a non-profit traffic safety agency that currently serves approximately seventy communities in Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, and Livingston Counties. TIA was organized in 1967 by community leaders to address adverse traffic safety issues in Oakland County. From its beginning, TIA has developed a comprehensive traffic safety management system that focuses on the 3 E's of safety: Engineering, Education, and Enforcement. Today, Oakland County has one of the lowest traffic crash fatality rates in the nation, and TIA was instrumental in this achievement.

The mission of the Traffic Improvement Association shall be to facilitate engineering, education, and enforcement programs that reduce human and economic losses caused by traffic crashes, and improve mobility in Michigan.

UPCOMING EVENTS

TIA 2010 Golf Outing

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WHERE IS TIA LOCATED?

261 E. Maple Road

Birmingham, Michigan 48009

A map of 261 E Maple Rd, Birmingham, MI 48009-6324. Click to see the map on MSN Maps & Directions

MICHIGAN TRAVEL RESOURCES

City to City Distance/Time Calculator

Detroit Traffic

Interactive Map, Traffic Cameras, and Average Speeds

Lane Closures

MI Drive

Report a Pothole on a State Trunkline

Road Conditions

State Map

TRAFFIC SAFETY NEWS

Troy City Council Approves Distracted Driving Ordinance

TROY, July 14, 2010--On Monday, July 12, the Troy City Council voted to approve a proposed Distracted Driving Ordinance. The Ordinance is scheduled to become effective on Thursday, July 29.

'Thumbs on the Wheel' Campaign Highlights July 1 Driver Texting Ban

LANSING, June 28, 2010--Beginning Thursday, drivers who text behind the wheel risk not only a traffic crash but a $100 citation under provisions of a new state law designed to keep drivers' eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel.

New Booster Seat Campaign Employs Shock Value to Encourage Compliance

LANSING, June 7, 2010--Southeast Michigan parents will soon see something shocking on TV. A new ad features children riding on top of cars and may alarm some viewers, but the message is clear - without a booster seat, kids ages four to eight could be in just as much danger.

CLICK HERE FOR: the Traffic Improvement Association's online news center, which includes current and archived traffic safety news items and photos.

GETTING TO KNOW ROUNDABOUTS

VIDEO COURTESY OF: ROAD COMMISSION FOR OAKLAND COUNTY (RCOC)

QUICKLINKS

Court Program

Mature Driver Workshop 2010 Schedule

Staff Directory

TCAT 2.0 User Registration