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2.0 NEPA Overview and Levels of Documentation
3.0 Considering Safety Before the NEPA Process
4.0 Public and Stakeholder Outreach
5.0 Purpose and Need Statements
5.2 Defining the Safety Problem
5.3 Considering Multimodal Safety
7.0 Defining the Affected Environment
8.0 Analysis of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation
8.3 Indirect and Cumulative Impacts
A.3 References for NEPA Regulation and Guidance
A.4 Analytical Tools and Resources for Identifying and Addressing Project-Level Safety Issues
B.2 Colorado DOT: Central Park Boulevard – Safety Analysis Techniques
B.3 Washington DOT: SR 502 – Using Proven Safety Countermeasures
B.4 District of Columbia DOT: South Capitol Street – Addressing Safety for Multiple Modes
Table 4.1 Potentially Interested Stakeholders
Table 5.1 Information and Data to Include in Purpose and Need Statements for Safety Focused Projects
Table 7.1 Summary of Characteristics and Considerations in Special Contexts
Figure 2.1 NEPA Decision-Making Process – Levels of Documentation
Figure 2.2 Integrating Safety into NEPA Analysis
Figure 3.1 Integrating SHSP Priorities into other Plans and Programs
Figure 5.1 Nominal and Substantive Safety
Figure B.1 Alternatives Analysis Summary Sheets
Figure B.2 Colorado DOT LOSS Model for Total Crashes in Study Area
Figure B.3 Build – No-Build Alternative
Figure B.4 Streetscape Concept for South Capitol Street