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Banner reads The Safe System Approach: Zero is our goal. A Safe System is how we will get there. Safe System Principles: Death/Serious Injury is Unacceptable, Humans are Vulnerable, Humans Make Mistakes, Safety is Proactive, Responsibility is Shared, Redundancy is Crucial.

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Screenshot of video reads Rumble Strips reduce severe lane-departure crashes up to 50%.

**Rumble Strips: Sweet Sound of Safety**

Screenshot of video reads Modern Roundabouts: An Innovative Solution to Intersection Safety Concerns.

**Modern Roundabouts: An
Innovative Solution to Intersection
Safety Concerns**

Screenshot of video reads Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP).

**Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP)**

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**Pedestrian: STEP Educational
Video Series — All Videos**

Screenshot of video reads Make existing mid-block crosswalks more visible.

**Crosswalk Visibility Enhancements**

Screenshot of video reads Pedestrian Refuge Island.

**Pedestrian Refuge Islands**

Screenshot of video reads Raised crosswalks can be an effective countermeasure.

**Raised Crosswalks**

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**Road Diets**

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**Rapid Flashing Beacons**

Screenshot of video reads Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI).

**Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI)**

Screenshot of video reads Pedestrian hybrid beacons.

**Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons**

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State and Local Zero Deaths Reports



**The Texas Experience**



**The Colorado Experience**



**The Florida Experience**

Success Stories



**Systemic Safety Analysis — San Diego, CA**



**Safest Driver Contest — Boston,
MA**



**Traffic Safety Camera Program — Portland, OR**



**Improved Nighttime Lighting —
Fremont, CA**



**Rainier Avenue South Redesign — Seattle, WA**



**Media Campaign — Boulder, CO**



**Speed Management Projects — West Palm Beach, FL**



**Fletcher Avenue Complete Streets
Redesign — Hillsborough, FL**



**Zero Traffic Fatalities Task Force and Speed Limit Setting Report — CA**



**Walking Audits — Broward County,
FL**



**Milwaukee Avenue Rapid Delivery Approach — Chicago, IL**



**Equity in Vision Zero — Oregon
Metro, OR**

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**Noteworthy Speed Management Practices**



**Safe System Brochure**



**Road Safety Fundamentals**



**A Guide for Metropolitan Planning
Organizations and Local
Communities**



**Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian Poster**



**MPO Guidelines for Using Safety
Project Prioritization Factor**

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