We invite you to explore the new ITE technical brief that provides insights on integrating the Safe System Approach into Local Road Safety Plans while meeting grant requirements and working towards achieving Vision Zero.
Check out the new ITE brief written for transportation professionals to determine the most effective data sources to apply when scoping, implementing, and evaluating safety projects.
Berkeley’s Vision Zero Action Plan lays out a strategy to eliminate serious and fatal traffic crashes by 2028, using a data-driven, equity-focused approach to improve safety on the city’s highest-risk streets.
Acquiring funding through grants and safety programs can challenging, but with appropriate planning and guidance, the process can be an easy first step in creating safe infrastructure systems.
Explore ITE’s new technical brief that describes a comprehensive way for public agencies to incorporate the Safe System approach in project reviews, to build proactive, multimodal safety considerations into transportation impact analysis reports.
Autonomous vehicles may have the potential to support core elements of the Safe System approach, which strives to eliminate fatal and serious transportation injuries. Fehr & Peers partnered with ITE to publish “Autonomous Vehicle Considerations under a Safe System Framework,” which explores potential AV benefits, risks, and considerations within the Safe System framework.