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Spikes for Anthony is a family-led roadway safety initiative created in memory of Anthony Allen and dedicated to advancing evidence-informed approaches to wrong-way driving prevention in Texas.
Our work combines crash-data research, public education, transportation-safety advocacy, and collaboration with policymakers, transportation professionals, researchers, law enforcement, families, and communities.
Anthony Allen was more than the tragedy that brought people to this mission.
He was a gifted guitarist, a man of faith, a beloved member of his church community, and deeply loved by his family.
His death on April 13, 2025, led his family to ask difficult questions about wrong-way driving and what more could be done to prevent another family from experiencing such a loss.
His life explains why we began.
The evidence guides where we go next.


To honor Anthony Allen's memory, we engage in road safety advocacy by promoting the implementation of advanced safety technologies and physical measures that prevent wrong-way driving, ultimately saving lives and making our roads safer for everyone through initiatives like Spikes for Anthony.

A future where communities, transportation agencies, policymakers, law enforcement, researchers, and families work together to identify wrong-way driving concerns, implement appropriate countermeasures, evaluate results, and reduce the number of families experiencing preventable loss on our roadways.

Thank you for signing the petition for road safety advocacy! Together, we can address the critical issue of wrong way driving by advocating for the installation of safety spikes and technologies to protect our roads. With your support, we have gathered 1,530 signatures for the initiative, 'Spikes for Anthony'!

We are excited to introduce our limited-edition #SpikesForAnthony T-shirts as part of our road safety advocacy campaign aimed at raising awareness about wrong-way driving and promoting essential life-saving safety measures.
We're starting another 30 days of content on social media to gain the attention of our communities and lawmakers. We'll share daily advocacy posts, call to action and various other topics related to wrong-way driving and drunk driving.
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