South Dakota: Highway Safety Improvement Program 2021 Annual Report
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2021-01-01
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Abstract:The South Dakota Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) is administered through the Office of Project Development in the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) Central Office. The SDDOT uses Road Safety Audits Review (RSAR), Roadway Safety Review (RSR) inspections, Safety Module software program, and ArcGIS to identify locations that would benefit from a safety improvement project. RSR inspections are developed by utilizing the South Dakota Department of Public Safety's (SDDPS) crash reporting database, SDDOT's roadway and traffic data, and ArcGIS software to determine high crash locations. Both the RSAR process and RSR inspections are available for use on all public roadways in South Dakota. HSIP projects are selected for implementation by determining which project will result in the greatest safety improvement for the investment. The overall coordination and collaboration efforts for HSIP projects involve Regional SDDOT personnel, city representatives, county representatives, township representatives, consultant firms, law enforcement representatives, among other agencies. The SDDOT HSIP process will be expanded in further detail in the Program Methodology section of this report.
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