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                        HSIP 2014 National Summary Report


            
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                Project Cost
The cost per HSIP project in 2014 ranged widely. Some projects were small in scope and cost, such as replacing signs on a particular route. Others were higher cost projects, such as widening a highway or reconfiguring an intersection. Figure 2 shows the breakdown by project cost, grouped into general categories with breakpoints at $100,000, $500,000, and $1,000,000.

Number of Projects by Project Cost


**Figure 2 :**Number of Projects by Project Cost

Roughly two-thirds of the projects had costs less than $500K. A small percentage (14 percent) fell into the $500K – $1M category. The remaining 23 percent were high cost projects totaling $1M or more. The top five sub categories selected for these high cost projects are:

Widen shoulder – paved or other (89 projects ranging from 0.5 to 27 miles treated)
	Rumble strips – edge or shoulder (45 projects ranging from 1 to 189 miles treated)
	Auxiliary lanes – add left-turn lane (30 projects)
	Intersection geometry – other (26 projects)
	Modify traffic signal – modernization/replacement (25 projects)In 2013, the breakdown was similar. Sixty-eight percent of projects had costs less than $500K, 12 percent fell into the $500K – $1M category, and the remaining 20 percent were more than $1M.
      
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                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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