Aaa Foundation for Traffic Safety

“Tom wiedemann, lee mcallister, and paula collins are on the board of directors of the american automobile association, inc.”

“The american automobile association, inc. Selects four of the 11 trustees on the board of trustees.”

“Form 990 is reviewed by the foundation's audit committee and board of trustees prior to submission.”

“The board of trustees, committees, and the aaa foundation for traffic safety associates are asked to read the foundation's policy on potential conflicts of interest and execute a form identifying any possible conflict of interest (coi) on an annual basis. The foundation's president & executive director and senior managers keep this policy in mind when all potential contracts are being negotiated. The aaa foundation's code of conduct provides that all trustees, officers, and associates must abide by the conflict of interest policy, which includes gift acceptance provisions, reporting thresholds, and a required annual disclosure process. All items in excess of $100 must be reported, and all items above $200 must also include evidence of prior approval from the p&ed, or in the case of the p&ed, the board chairman. A signed coi form acknowledges that the individual understands and complies with the foundation's code of conduct and all related policies. All responses are subject to a compliance review against the coi policy that is performed by aaa audit services. Results, findings, and related recommendations are presented to the audit committee of the board as a standing agenda item during their 2q meeting.”

“An independent compensation consulting firm was retained and performed a competitive compensation analysis using market data and comparable peer organizations. Findings were presented to the ceo and executive compensation committee for review and approval.”

“Aaa foundation for traffic safety makes copies of the form 990 and form 1023 available upon request.”

“Governance documents availability is noted on the aaa foundation for traffic safety's web-page for the same period of disclosure as set forth in irc section 6104(d).”

“Form 990 pt. Ix, line 24a research projects consists of the following expenditures: $2,961 longroad expenses $205,600 american driving survey $816,720 apps and driver behavior $205,961 cannabis education $142,250 tsci/emerging tech perception $42,750 impact adas mental models $500,072 equity in traffic safety $86,956 pedestrian fatalities unc $48,218 training for adas $283,084 training on vehicle automation $218,400 distraction tech based cms $127,533 safe system approach jhu $78,275 towing near-miss reporting $199,529 sdmo compliance $59,455 service vehicle lighting $109,834 used and borrowed adas $263,821 police policies and safety $10,095 micromobility and safety $61,329 seat belt use $4,561 urban traffic fatalities $1,861 safety impact of road debris $4,575 attitudes toward speeding $24,812 aggressive driving”

“There has been no change from prior year to the oversight process or to the process of selecting an independent accountant.”