ABOUT
DOC DASH
DOC DASH is a patented safety communication system that unites drivers, police, and first responders during traffic stops and roadside emergencies. With its trilateral curriculum and communication unit, DOC DASH reduces confusion, builds trust, and saves lives when every second counts.
DOC DASH
DOC DASH is a patented 3-in-1 communication system that empowers motorists to proactively share critical information with police officers and paramedics during traffic stops or medical emergencies. At a glance, it reveals non-visible circumstances or disabilities while securely displaying all state-required vehicle documents—improving safety, trust, and response time.
Vision
To establish standardized protocols for police, driver, and first responder engagement that respect the humanity of all involved—reducing confusion, building trust, and improving safety during traffic stops and roadside emergencies.
Mission
The Visionary
To unify communities, law enforcement, and first responders through standardized safety protocols; to de-escalate interactions with proactive communication; and to make every traffic stop and roadside emergency safer for drivers and officers alike.
Kimberly St. Clair, inventor and founder of DOC DASH, created the nation’s only patented communication system that bridges the gap between drivers, police, and first responders during traffic stops and medical emergencies.
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A St. Louis native with degrees in Psychology and Computer Science from Webster University, Kimberly brings over 15 years in mental health and 20 years as an award-winning corporate leader. In 2019, inspired by concern for her children’s safety, she began developing the DOC DASH prototype and curriculum.
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Today, DOC DASH is patented, trademarked, and POST-accredited—already transforming police-community engagement across Missouri. Kimberly’s mission is simple yet powerful: save lives, restore trust, and standardize safety nationwide.
See how we’re advancing driver safety, police engagement, and emergency response each month.
The Making of DOC DASH UNIT
