Regional Safety Task Force

Strategy Session

1:00 pm, July 15, 2021

Watch Recording

Commission Office
The ACP Building - 8th Floor
190 N. Independence Mall West
Philadelphia, PA

For directions Call (215) 592-1800
Please Use Sixth Street Entrance

Welcome 

Sharang Malaviya, Pennsylvania Deaprtment of Transportation 

Keynote: Safe System Approach to Road Safety

Jeffrey Shaw, Federal Highway Administration 
Mr. Shaw will discuss the FHWA's Safe System approach to roadway safety, focusing on applying the framework to intersection safety. 
 
Strategy Sessions
Following the keynote presentation, meeting participants will break into groups to discuss strategies to address critical road safety issues. 
 
Session #1:
Safety Culture (Ped/ Bike & Other Vulnerable Road Users)
Safety Culture (Internal Agency Culture)
Safe Roads (Roadway Design & Operations)
Safe Vehicles, Safe Speeds, & Post-crash Care
 
Session #2:
Safe People 
Safe Roads (Planning & Analysis) 
Safety Culture (Promoting Safe Driving Practices)
Safety Culture (Impairment and Distraction)
 

Conclusion 

Patricia Ott, MBO Engineering, LLC
 

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