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Want to learn how agencies are advancing implementation of the Safe System Approach? Check out these new case studies!

Active transportation infrastructure can make your transportation network more safe, equitable, and accessible... if you properly maintain it. ?? Learn about the best practices for sidewalk repairs, snow removal, cost-effective maintenance, and more in the Federal Highway Administration's new Guide for Maintaining Active Transportation Infrastructure for Enhanced Safety: https://lnkd.in/ex2kjGSR Shout-out to our project team, the lead authors on this useful resource!

Road safety is about more than statistics; it’s about protecting lives and creating safer spaces for everyone. That’s why we were proud to partner with Cumberland Council to deliver detailed road safety studies across Cockermouth, Egremont, and Brampton. Our approach combined in-depth collision data analysis with on-the-ground observations, where our team walked and drove key routes to understand the unique challenges in each location. From identifying collision patterns to designing tailored solutions, we provided Cumberland Council with the insights and tools needed to make informed decisions for long-term improvements. This project highlights the importance of thoughtful engineering in creating safer communities. Find out how our work is making a real difference by reading the full case study: https://lnkd.in/e8544anN

The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) is leading Safe Travel for All, a regionwide initiative to significantly reduce, and ultimately eliminate, traffic fatalities and serious injuries in northeastern Illinois. As part of this work, the six counties in the region are creating countywide safety action plans, which will identify priority issues and locations and provide recommendations for improving roadway safety for all users. Resident input will directly inform the components of these plans, which is why CMAP needs to hear from Arlington Heights! Help make Arlington Heights, and the entire region, a safter place for all! To help identify safety hotspots, take a survey, and learn more about this program, please visit https://lnkd.in/gpywBMfj!

Learn how Florian ReApparatus is focused on improving responder safety in roadway incidents in this interview with John Gonzalez. https://ed.gr/d4pkd

Learn how Florian ReApparatus is focused on improving responder safety in roadway incidents in this interview with John Gonzalez. https://ed.gr/d4pkd

A new study conducted by the Cape Cod Commission focuses on the entrance and exit ramp intersections of the region's highway system, seeking to identify the highest crash intersections to better prioritize improvements and enhance roadway safety. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eRSa_jAT

Proud of this new report our department just published which highlights our region's top crash locations at the intersections of our highway ramps with the local intersections. This report will provide us valuable insight to understand how these busy regional intersections are operating and where we need to prioritize safety for all users. Take a quick read!

Barge Collision with Bridge to Texas A&M Maritime Academy Captured on Video ?????? A barge has struck the bridge connecting Galveston to the Texas A&M Maritime Academy, an incident that has raised significant safety and infrastructure concerns. This event highlights the need for enhanced navigational safety measures and infrastructure resilience. The video of the collision serves as a critical reminder of the potential hazards in marine transportation and the importance of strict adherence to maritime regulations. #MaritimeSafety #Infrastructure #Galveston #Navigation #BargeIncident ?? Video: Barge hits bridge linking Galveston to Texas A&M Maritime Academy https://lnkd.in/eF4TtZKj

Starting January 22nd, the City of Palm Coast will begin implementing a Traffic Calming Pilot Study, an initiative prioritized by City Council to enhance roadway safety and improve neighborhood quality of life. Read more at the link in the comments!