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                        HSIP 2016 National Summary Report


            
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                HSIP Projects Overview
States provide project specific information for all projects obligated with HSIP funds during the reporting period in their annual HSIP reports. The reporting period is defined by the State and can be calendar year, state fiscal year or federal fiscal year. For 2016, the States obligated $4.03B for 4,468 total projects. On average, States obligated 38 percent of HSIP funds to address systemic improvements. These obligations utilized funds apportioned during the 2016 fiscal year as well as HSIP funds available from previous years' apportionments.

As per the HSIP MAP-21 Reporting Guidance, project specific information may include:

Improvement Category and Sub Category (see Appendix A for complete descriptions)
	Project output (e.g., miles of rumble strips)
	Project cost (both HSIP cost and total cost)
	Funding category
	Functional classification
	AADT
	Posted speed limit
	Roadway ownership
	Relationship to the State's strategic highway safety plan (SHSP) (i.e. emphasis area, strategy)The following sections present various summaries of the nationwide HSIP project obligations for the 2016 reporting cycle. It should be noted that limited analysis of the project information can be done because not all states have included all of the above information for each project in their annual HSIP reports. Full use of the HSIP online reporting tool and the most recent HSIP reporting guidance will enable more complete and accurate reporting of national HSIP project data. In addition, HSIP projects come in all shapes and sizes. For example, some HSIP projects may be much bigger in scope than others, countermeasure installations across multiple sites, or non-infrastructure projects (i.e. transportation safety planning, data improvements). Nonetheless, the summaries in the following sections provide a broad scale analysis of HSIP spending in 2016 by project cost, functional classification and ownership, improvement categories and subcategories, and SHSP emphasis areas.
      
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                Book:HSIP 2016 National Summary Report
              Executive Summary
                Background
                HSIP Funding Approach
                HSIP Funding Approach
                Data-Driven Safety Decision Making.
                HSIP Projects Overview
                Project Cost
                Functional Class and Ownership
                Improvement Categories and Subcategories.
                SHSP Emphasis Areas
                2013-2016 Comparison
                Comparison to Previous Years
                Benefit-Cost Analysis of the HSIP
                Summary
                References
                Appendix A: Full Description of HSIP Improvement Categories and Sub Categories for 2013 HSIP Reporting Guidance
                Appendix B. Detailed Tables of Project Costs Summaries
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