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The Relationship Between LRSP Development and Implementation
3. Steps for Successful Implementation
Step 1 – Maintain Buy-in and Support/Champion
Step 2 – Identify Funding Mechanisms
Step 3 – Identify and Prioritize Projects
4Es – Engineering, Education, Emergency Response, and Enforcement
DOT – Department of Transportation
DOTD – Department of Transportation and Development
CALTRANS – California Department of Transportation
CMAQ – Congestion Management and Air Quality
CMF – Crash Modification Factor
EMS – Emergency Medical Services
FHWA – Federal Highway Administration
GCAT – GIS Crash Analysis Tool
GIS – Geographic Information System
HFST – High Friction Surface Treatment
HRRR – High Risk Rural Roads
HSIP – Highway Safety Improvement Program
HSM – Highway Safety Manual
LPA – Local Public Agency
LRSP – Local Road Safety Plan
LTAP – Local Technical Assistance Program
MPO – Metropolitan Planning Organization
NCHRP – National Cooperative Highway Research Program
NHTSA – National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NJTPA – North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority
NOACA – Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
RSA – Road Safety Audit
SHSO – State Highway Safety Office
SJTPO – South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization
SSARP – Systemic Safety Analysis Report Program
SHSP – Strategic Highway Safety Plan
SMS – Safety Management Systems
TAP – Transportation Alternatives Program
TRIS – Transportation Research Information Services
TZD – Toward Zero Deaths
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