Yellow Dot

Utah’s Yellow Dot Program

Citizens and First Responders Working Together to Save Lives

Have you thought about what the immediate aftermath of a serious crash might be? Would you be conscious? Able to speak? Able to tell first responders what medications you’re taking, any special medical considerations and who to contact?

These considerations and the importance of administering the most effective care as quickly as possible to crash victims led to the creation of the Yellow Dot Program.

It is designed to communicate critical information to first responders when crash victims might not be able to speak for themselves.

Utah started its Yellow Dot Program in January 2012.

Yellow Dot can be used in conjunction with the Vial of Life program.

How to participate in Yellow Dot

There are four simple steps to making the Yellow Dot program work for you.

You’ll need three items: a picture, a Yellow Dot Information Form, and a Yellow Dot sticker. Complete one form per person for each person who regularly rides in each vehicle you own.

The University of Utah Health – Trauma Program has a website dedicated to information and resources regarding older adult drivers. Check out https://adultdrivingsafety.utah.edu/ to learn more.

Contact the program manager, Amy Winkler at amywinkler@utah.gov or 385-296-8809

yellowdot.utah.gov

Yellow Dot Information Form

The form is a fillable PDF.