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                        HSIP 2017 National Summary Report


            
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The Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) is a core Federal-aid highway program with the purpose to achieve a significant reduction in traffic fatalities and serious injuries on all public roads through the implementation of highway safety improvement projects. The HSIP, like other Federal-aid highway programs, is a federally-funded, state administered program. The FHWA establishes the HSIP requirements via 23 CFR Part 924, and the States develop and administer a program to best meet their needs.

The HSIP requires a data-driven, strategic approach to improving highway safety on all public roads that focuses on performance[1]. To obligate HSIP funds, each State shall:

Develop, implement, and update a State strategic highway safety plan
	Produce a program of projects or strategies to reduce identified safety problems; and
	Evaluate the SHSP on a regularly recurring basis. [23 U.S.C. 148(c)(1)]States are also required to submit a report that describes the progress being made to implement highway safety improvement projects and the effectiveness of those improvements. [23 U.S.C. 148(h)] States prepared the 2017 reports using the HSIP Reporting Guidance, dated December 29, 2016. The HSIP Reporting Guidance outlines the content and schedule for the annual HSIP report. The HSIP report should include, at a minimum, a discussion of each State's:

Program Structure
	Progress in Implementing the HSIP projects
	Progress in Achieving Safety Outcomes and Performance Targets
	Effectiveness of Improvements
	Compliance AssessmentThe HSIP 2017 National Summary Report compiles and summarizes aggregate information related to the States progress in implementing HSIP projects during the 2017 reporting cycle. Progress in implementing HSIP projects is described based on the amount of HSIP funds available and the number and general listing of projects obligated as documented in the 2017 HSIP reports. The HSIP 2017 National Summary Report is not intended to compare states; rather to illustrate how the states are collectively implementing the HSIP to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on all public roads across the nation. The HSIP 2017 National Summary Report also presents a national benefit cost ratio for the HSIP.

A summary of available funding and the number and general listing of projects from prior years is available in the HSIP National Summary Baseline Report: 2009 -2012, HSIP 2013 National Summary Report, HSIP 2014 National Summary Report, HSIP 2015 National Summary Report, and  HSIP 2016 National Summary Report.
      
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                Book:HSIP 2017 National Summary Report
              Executive Summary
                Background
                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
                Appendix A: Full Description of HSIP Improvement Categories and Sub Categories for 2013 HSIP Reporting Guidance
                Appendix B. Detailed Tables of Project Costs Summaries U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

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