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NYSMPO Shared Cost Initiative Program
Integrating Safety
into Transportation Planning
Overview
Transportation
agencies, whether they are involved in the planning, design, or operation of
transportation facilities and services, share a common goal: that the public
must be able to travel safely by whatever mode they choose. Achieving that goal
is reflected by specific efforts to reduce the number and severity of crashes
and crash outcomes.
The purpose of the
forum was to provide an opportunity for transportation planners from across New
York State to learn how they can contribute to improved safety outcomes by
integrating a safety perspective into their transportation plans and programs.
During the forum, planners were able to engage in a dialogue with others in the
safety business: engineers and operators; those addressing driver behavior; and
those in the enforcement and emergency response business. Resource people from
within and outside New York and representatives of Federal agencies also had
the opportunity to participate and share current practice.
More information about
the forum is available from the Program
Brochure and from the Proceedings
documentation. In addition, the presentations given at the forum are made
available below.
All files are in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format
Dutchess County and NYS Project 2015 - The Future of Aging
FHWA
AASHTO European Scan Report - Final
Goldman
NYS SCP Forum NJTPA Presentation (Part 1)
ITS
Technology to Mitigate Patient Impact of Vehicle Crashes
Integrating
Safety into Transportation Planning - Meyer
Integrating
Safety into Transportation Planning - NYMPO, FHWA
Integrating
Safety into Transportation Planning - Richie
Integrating
Safety into Transportation Planning - ECTC
Safety
and the Human-Centered Systems Approach
Integrating
Traffic Safety into the Metropolitan Planning Process 1
Integrating
Traffic Safety into the Metropolitan Planning Process 2
NYC
School Safety Engineering Program
Spanish
Language Bicycle Safety Lectures - Eastern LI