Wyoming: Highway Safety Improvement Program 2021 Annual Report
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Wyoming: Highway Safety Improvement Program 2021 Annual Report

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  • Corporate Creators:
    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
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    Wyoming. Department of Transportation
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    United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
  • Abstract:
    WYDOT has an established an HSIP program with processes in place for the collection of data, implementation of projects, and annual reporting. Each fiscal year, historically, Wyoming obligates a majority of their HSIP apportionments, these funds are obligated on projects, which are eligible under the requirements of the program. WYDOT effectively manages the HSIP and their Highway Safety Program manager is responsible for both the behavioral and engineering aspects of the program, reporting to both NHTSA and FHWA. This overarching management of the program provides for a consistent approach to addressing highway safety needs throughout the State. The Highway Safety Program continues to be process driven and consistent when approaching HSIP projects and reporting requirements. WYDOT is currently inconsistent between the Highway Safety Program and other programs within the DOT. Safety elements are often included on projects that are funded through sources other than HSIP. WYDOT is working towards a standard process of coordination between programs to ensure that safety projects and safety project elements are being identified and prioritized before the funding is utilized. This ensures WYDOT efficiently and effectively utilizes the available funding on high value projects and project elements. Progress is being made through the Safety Innovation Team that consists of the Highway Safety Program, Traffic Program, Planning Program and Highway Development Program. The Highway Safety Program has established a new position to oversee Safety Management. WYDOT is also improving their process for the evaluation of safety benefits from projects and project elements that are implemented using HSIP funding. The Safety Management System provides a mechanism for quantifying the benefits of safety treatments which in turn allows for more effective utilization of HSIP funds on future HSIP projects and project elements. WYDOT Highway Safety continues to implement the HSIP through strategies, activities, and/or projects on public roads that are consistent with their data driven Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) with the goal of reducing fatal and serious injury crashes.
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