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91 Chapter 3: Integrating the Strategic Approach into Agency Planning Processes The proposed strategic approach to transforming public traffic safety culture prioritizes traffic safety as a societal value and emphasizes the transformation of local culture as a means to support traffic safety goals that align with that value (Figure 2)
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93 the primary threat to traffic safety (paradigm)
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94 The organization has policies and equipment that promote and support safety in workplace. There is low turnover in the organization's workforce (including leadership)
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96 It is anticipated that this section will provide guidance on principles and strategies for integrating into current planning processes a strategic approach to transform public traffic safety culture strategies. This section will focus on the following existing safety planning processes: Strategic Highway Safety Plans, the Highway Safety Improvement Program, Highway Safety Plans, Pedestrian/Bicycle Plans, and Vision Zero Plans.
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