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42 C H A P T E R 3 3.1 Core Concepts The seven principles for integrating safety in the transportation planning process represents a framework DOT and MPO planners can use to guide transportation safety decisions for future multimodal systems. The strategies listed in the guidebook were generated from practitioner input during Phase I research and during the five state workshops and two peer exchanges as part of Phase II.
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Core Concepts and Implementation 43 Crash, road, and exposure data provide planners with specific information about where and why crashes are occurring and with what frequency and severity levels. In addition to the statewide priorities laid out in the HSP, SHSP, and HSIP, data provide regions and localities with information on the safety issues unique to their planning areas.
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44 Institutionalizing Safety in Transportation Planning Processes: Techniques, Tactics, and Strategies Date Created: Date Reviewed/Updated: PRINCIPLE: PRIORITY STRATEGY No. 1: ACTION PLAN Action Step Target Date Lead Person/Organization Anticipated Result Progress Notes NOTES PRIORITY STRATEGY No.
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