Established as a registered Canadian charity, Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) is an independent, road safety research institute. TIRF conducts scientific research to identify the human causes and effects of road crashes. It develops and evaluates programs and policies to address them, and shares research findings through a wealth of free educational resources and education programs.
Publications: Impaired Driving & Road Safety Campaigns
Publications: Preventing Alcohol-Impaired Driving: What the Public Needs to Know
Publications: Alcohol Interlock Myths & Facts – Infographic
Publications: Steer Clear of Impairment – Infographic
Publications: Road Safety Monitor 2019: Distracted Driving Attitudes and Practices, 2004-2019
Publications: Fatigue-Related Fatal Collisions in Canada, 2000-2016
Publications: Collisions mortelles liées à la fatigue au Canada, 2000-2016
Publications: TIRF USA Road Safety Monitor: Alcohol-Impaired Driving in the United States, 2019
Publications: Road Safety Monitor 2019: Drinking & Driving Attitudes and Practices in Canada
To view a complete list of TIRF research studies that are not available in a digital format click here.
If you would like to receive a copy of a report or article, email your order to: tirf@tirf.ca with the following information:
- Code number (e.g., Code 99A)
- Your name and mailing address
Some TIRF studies published prior to 2000 may not be available in a digital format, but are available upon request.
There is a minimum charge per order for non-members/donors of $25.00 (Canadian dollars) to cover shipping and handling. For some reports there is an additional photocopying charge.