DPS 201 Add Date Here DESIGNING FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ADD LOCATION HERE

 Restrooms  Emergency Evacuation  Cell phones  Lunch  Breaks  Other? LOGISTICS

FHWA  Name  Title   Phone Consultant  Name  Title   Phone INSTRUCTORS

 Saving Lives  Provide in greater detail than the DPS 101 workshop the standards, guidance and best practices of the pedestrian safety countermeasures OBJECTIVE OF WORKSHOP

 Find someone you don’t know (if possible)  You will introduce that person  Write down the following information  Name  Agency  Title  1 fact  (hopefully interesting) INTRODUCTIONS

1.Marked Xwalks and Enhancements (1.5) 2.Crossing Islands/ Raised Medians (1.5) 3.Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) (1.5) 4.Road Diet (1.5) 5.Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon (RRFB) (1) 6.Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI) (1) 7.Roundabouts (1) 8.Curb Extensions/ Bulb outs (0.5) 9.Interchanges (1.5) 10.Transit Stop Improvements (1.5) 11.Lighting (1.5) RESULTS OF VOTING (~X.X HR)

 Crash Modification Factor (CMF):  Factor to compute expected number of crashes after implementing countermeasure  Crash Reduction Factor (CRF):  Percent fewer crashes expected given countermeasure than on similar road without countermeasure  Relationship between CMF and CRF:  CMF = 1 - (CRF/100)  CRF = 100*(1 – CMF)  CMF/CFR Clearinghouse:  CMF/CRF REVIEW

 May apply to all crashes, or crash specific subsets  (e.g., run-off-road, night, wet weather, multi-vehicle, etc.)  Same treatment in different contexts or highway types may have different effects and different CMF values  Reference the research and studies on CMF clearinghouse website CMF/CRF IMPORTANT POINT

 National Standard  Agencies may have supplements  Experimental Process  Remember to copy Division office  Interim Approvals  Official Interpretations  MUTCD

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