Resource Library
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Safety Analysis Needs Assessment for Transportation Systems Management and Operations report documents a safety analysis needs assessment for Transportation Systems Management and Operations.
Author: United States Department of Transportation
The Safety Analysis Tools website provides tools to help analyze and convey safety benefits, risks, and overall impact of a proposed project.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Colorado I-25 South Gap Case Study is an example of how to incorporate safety in the NEPA process to address major transportation needs.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The North Dakota US 85 Expansion Case Study is an example of how projects can proactively address emerging system needs through the National Environmental Policy Act and incorporate safety.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
FHWA has published a toolkit aimed at assessing and improving the safety culture of transportation agencies. Comprised of five elements, the Organizational Safety Culture Self-Assessment Toolkit includes an instruction manual for facilitators, a questionnaire with two assessment survey tools, strategies for improvement, an improvement plan template, and a resource list.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
This video gives an in-depth overview of predicting crashes on locations that demonstrate potential for safety improvements.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Safety Performance Management Target Setting Communication Plan and Toolkit assists in communicating why safety performance targets are being established, which stakeholders are affected, and how they can be involved in helping establish the targets or in target achievement.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Safety Performance Target Setting: State of the Practice Report collect data from all 50 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico to better understand States’ safety performance target-setting practices and identifies example State practices.
Author: National Center for Safe Routes to School
This resource from the National Center for Safe Routes to School outlines a process to help identify what safety projects should be selected.
Author: San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
The San Francisco Pedestrian Strategy is an example of documenting goals, existing efforts, and next steps to creating safe streets.