Standing Committee on Highway Traffic Safety Silver Legacy Hotel, Reno, NV, March 20-23, 2005.

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Standing Committee on Highway Traffic Safety Silver Legacy Hotel, Reno, NV, March 20-23, 2005

FHWA Listening Session Recommendations made on –Reaching technical, managerial, and leadership levels –Products that better serve customers/partners.

AASHTO Report New People at AASHTO AASHTO Strategic Plan Updated Strategic Highway Safety Plan Upcoming Safety Leadership Forum – May 8, 2005 AASHTO Safety Leadership Award

State Reports Best Practices Comprehensive Highway Safety Plans Creating a Safety Engineering Office/Division within the State DOT Data collection & analysis improvements Providing Crash Data and Analysis to local agencies Motorist Assistance programs

State Reports Best Practices cont. Improved coordination/relationships with Law Enforcement Coordinated Speed Enforcement partnerships with law enforcement that include an education campaign. Red-Light-Running and Automated Enforcement program benefits

Governmental Agencies Updates NHTSA Lowest fatality rate in 29 years – million VMT Dr. Runge’s Focus –Seat belts and driving impaired Need every state to enforce the laws

Governmental Agencies Updates FHWA Opportunity States Focused States Accelerating Safety Activities Program Safety positions in State offices

Governmental Agencies Updates GHSA Speed Forum June in DC Countermeasures Guidebook TRB subcommittee on safety work force

Governmental Agencies Updates AAMVA Drivers records tracking system Implementation of Motor Carriers Safety Improvement Act Driver Fitness Initiatives Driver licensing identification card Commercial driver license testing

Reauthorization AASHTO House Bill looks similar to the last bill –Local money still flows through the states Senate Bill is a totally new bill –CHSP included Time sanctions 2 years after the program starts

Reauthorization GHSA Section 402 Section 405 Occupant Protection Section 410 Impaired Driving Data Improvement Booster Seats Motorcycles Racial Profiling

Reauthorization USDOT Small changes in eligibility NCHRP 350 Railroads Rural roads STP and HES

Safety International Scanning Tour Human Factors ITS & Safety

Road Safety Audits State-of-Practice Specific benefit and cost data –Help in marketing

FHWA Safety Research and Technology Programs Strategic Approach to Safety –“Roadmap” Feedback from SCOHTS members

NCHRP NCHRP Report 500 NCHRP Report 501 First wave complete Future waves discussion

F-SHRP Behavioral modification evaluations 15 million to implementation tools More data based support

Law Enforcement Enhanced enforcement Work zone enforcement Automated enforcement Nevada State Police –Safestat presentation

Resolutions Support Safety as a Priority Support Safety Belts Reaffirm AASHTO’s support in a CHSP Establish a Safety Management Sub- Committee George Ostensen

Next Meeting Norfolk Virginia –Conjunction with GHSA annual meeting August 30 to September 1, 2005