TSS Networking BINGO! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Discuss with someone why some people don't wear a seatbelt
2. Find your Target Zero Manager
3. Find the WTSC Acting Director
4. Find the WTSC FARS Analyst
5. Talk with someone working on Vision Zero
6. Share if you took driver's education
7. Find the WTSC Impaired Driving Program Manager
8. Ask a Law Enforcement Liaison what they do
9. Talk about who may be 'post crash care' community partners
10. Discuss with someone reasons why people speed
11. Talk with someone who helped develop a Local Road Safety Plan
12. Discuss with someone how to reduce distraction while driving
13. Talk with someone who promotes focused driving
14. Find the WTSC Rural Roads Program Manager
15. Share what concerns you most about traffic safety
16. Ask someone about what they learned
17. Find the WTSC CRSS Analyst
18. Find the WTSC Tribal Traffic Safety Liaison
19. Ask someone what is their #1 traffic safety concern
20. Find the WTSC Traffic Records Program Manager
21. Find the WTSC Speed Management Program Manager
22. Find the WTSC High Visibility Enforcement Program Manager
23. Find the WTSC Motorcycles Program Manager
24. Find the WTSC Fatal Case Review Coordinator
25. Find the WTSC Occupant Protection Program Manager
26. Find the WTSC Program Director
27. Discuss what you think about automated speed safety cameras
28. Talk with someone who promotes occupant protection
29. Talk with someone who has Teens in the Driver Seat in their school district
30. Find the WTSC Young Drivers Program Manager
31. Find a WTSC Office Assistant
32. Discuss work zone traffic safety concerns
33. Talk about who may be 'safer speeds' community partners
34. Talk about who may be 'safer people' community partners
35. Find the WTSC External Relations Director
36. Talk with someone who works on motorcycle safety
37. Find the WTSC Community Engagement Manager
38. Find the WTSC Deputy Director
39. Connect with a new partner
40. Find the WTSC Post Crash Care Program Manager
41. Discuss with someone what incentives would be worth driving the speed limit
42. Find the WTSC Research and Data Division Director
43. Talk with someone who works on pedestrian safety
44. Discuss what you think are key land use traffic safety issues
45. Share something that was new information to you
46. Discuss with someone whether getting a ticket changes behavior
47. Find a WTSC Administrative Assistant
48. Share why a motorcycle endorsement is important
49. Talk about who may 'safer vehicle' community partners
50. Talk with someone who works on impaired driving prevention
51. Ask the WTSC Senior Research Associate what they do
52. Find the WTSC Communications Manager
53. Find the WTSC Focused Driving Program Manager
54. Find the WTSC Non-motorized Program Manager
55. Talk with someone who walks or rides a bike to work/school
56. Discuss a policy or legislation
57. Find the WTSC Autonomous Vehicles Program Manager
58. Talk with someone who works on slowing traveling speeds
59. Discuss with someone the Move Over Slow Down law
60. Talk about who may be 'safer land use' community partners
61. Share what excites you about your work
62. Discuss school zone traffic safety concerns
63. Discuss with someone why you chose to attend the summit
64. Talk with someone inspired by the summit
65. Find the WTSC Administrative Services Director
66. Talk about who may be 'safer roads' community partners
67. Find a WTSC Program Specialist