National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC) UTC SAFETY SUMMIT MARCH 19-20, 2015.

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National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC) UTC SAFETY SUMMIT MARCH 19-20, 2015

Our NITC Partners Portland State University University of Oregon University of Utah University of South Florida Oregon Institute of Technology

Safe, healthy, and sustainable transportation choices to foster livable communities  Improve health for all users  Increase the efficiency and understanding of bicycle, pedestrian and transit modes  Make the best use of data, performance measures, analytical tools and new technologies  Integrate multimodal transportation and land use  Take long-term action on transportation emissions and climate change

Non-motorized safety  Evaluation of new, innovative facilities  Bike boxes  Separated bike lanes (aka cycle tracks)  Flashing yellow arrow  Design treatments for right turns at intersections with bicycle traffic  Arterial safety  Methods used  Video observation  Crash data  Surveys (safety perceptions)  Simulator (with Oregon State)

Additional safety research  Pedestrian & bicycle exposure data  Pedestrian and bicycle count data archive  Video sensing  Estimating bicycle miles traveled  Transit  Bus safety performance

More information  nitc.us  Includes all UTC projects (OTREC and NITC)