Oregon FY2024-2026 Highway Safety Plan - NHTSA
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TSAP VISION Statement: Oregon envisions no deaths or life-changing injuries on Oregon’s transportation system by 2035. “Every day, people arrive safely at their destinations in Oregon, but tragically, fatalities and serious injuries still occur on the Oregon transportation system.
Program level analysis is included for each of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) priority problem areas such as impaired driving, safety belts, and police traffic services.
Oregon’s FFY2020 Highway Safety Plan (HSP) is an annual plan that aligns with the longer term TSAP, and was approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in August 2019; the HSP is also the state’s application for NHTSA funds, where grant program implementation from the 2020 HSP began October 1, 2019.
Aug 11, 2022 · Oregon’s Transportation Safety Action Plan 2021-2025 (TSAP) is a five-year document outlining strategies to not only reduce, but to eliminate fatalities and serious roadway injuries by 2035.
Transportation Safety Public Participation and Engagement - Oregon.gov
The plan represents a one-year look into the transportation safety program and the State and Federal (NHTSA and FHWA) funds managed by the ODOT-Transportation Safety Office.
in Oregon. The IDSP provides data on the impaired driving problem in Oregon, documents ongoing initiatives to address various aspects of the problem, and discusses potential new strategies. This IDSP is provided to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in response to the grant requirements of Title 23, Section 405(d).
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STATE OF OREGON
The mission of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is to reduce deaths, injuries, and economic and property losses resulting from motor vehicle crashes. In its ongoing pursuit to reduce impaired driving traffic crashes and subsequent fatalities and injuries, NHTSA offers Highway Safety Program Assessments to the States.
Program Management: NHTSA Uniform Guidelines for Highway Safety Program Management to establish procedures, conduct planning and ensure program activities are implemented as identified by NTHSA as necessary in the Uniform Guidelines for State Highway Safety Program.