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This Policy and Process Change Noteworthy Practice highlights grant recipients who have coordinated local, regional, and departmental plans to embed safety priorities into broader transportation, land use, and infrastructure strategies.

This Progress and Transparency Noteworthy Practice highlights grant recipients who have tailored their Action Plan updates to local contexts and used multiple formats (e.g. digital, print, and in-person) to reach diverse audiences and build public trust.

This Safety Analysis Noteworthy Practice highlights grant recipients who have applied the Systemic, Systematic, and/or Site-Specific Analysis approach to guide effective safety analysis.

This Strategy and Project Selection Noteworthy Practice highlights grant recipients who have used clear scoring methods, interactive tools, and collaborative planning to help residents and stakeholders understand decision-making and stay engaged throughout implementation.

The City of Oakland's 2017 Pedestrian Plan is an example of setting goals, outlining related policies and programs, and establishing a prioritization strategy to improve their pedestrian environment.

The Federal highway Administration's Office of Safety website provides resources for their programs.

The Other Intersection Designs website provides resources to improve intersection safety, including educational materials, technical materials, and research.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) developed Our Roads, Our Safety, a national safety campaign to encourage road users to share the road safely with large trucks and buses.

The Payment Request Quick Guide provides an overview of the payment request process, outlining what a payment request is, how it works, the roles and responsibilities involved, and the documentation required for successful processing.