Transportation Safety Action Plan (SAP) is a strategic document designed to improve the safety of transportation systems. It typically includes the following elements:

1. Assessment of Current Safety Conditions: Analyzing data on transportation-related crashes involving vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists to identify trends and high-risk areas.
2. Goals and Objectives: Setting specific targets, such as reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries, often aligned with broader initiatives like Vision Zero.
3. Strategies and Actions: Outlining specific measures to enhance safety, including infrastructure improvements, policy changes, education campaigns, and enforcement strategies.
4. Implementation Plan: Detailing how the strategies will be executed, including timelines, responsible parties, and funding sources.
5. Monitoring and Evaluation: Establishing metrics to track progress and effectiveness, with regular updates and adjustments as needed.

These plans are crucial for securing federal funding under programs like the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant, which aims to create safer, multimodal transportation networks.

The Final Safety Action Plan Report is available.

Report

Appendix A – Municipal Guide

Appendix B – Vision Zero Task Force Meeting Notes

Below is a dashboard of project areas identified to address safety concerns based on historic incidents. Select a record from the table (sorted by Rank) to explore further information.