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      <title>Traffic Safety Information Depot</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[The University of Nevada at Las Vegas, Transportation Research Center (UNLV-TRC) has conducted several traffic safety related research projects. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) sponsored Pedestrian Safety Project, RTC sponsored Development of A Safety Analysis System, Nevada Department of Transportation sponsored Safety Analysis of Rumble Strips Project, and Nevada Office of Traffic Safety Sponsored Occupant Protection Surveys, to name a few. UNLV Safe Community Partnership conduct several education and enforcement campaigns, aimed at occupant protection for children and teenagers, alternate mode transportation for elderly, safe driving, etc. Some of these programs were great success, whereas some others were not as effective. The purpose of this project is to initiate an effort to document details of these programs, success/failure of these programs, and lessons learned from these. This would help other organizations/agencies across the nation and globe to learn from our experiences.]]></description>
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      <title>Urban &amp; Suburban Safety Performance Functions (Ph II)</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[The objective of this research effort will be the development and implementation of state specific Safety Performance Functions (SPFs) for differing functional classes in Washington State. These SPFs will be used by all safety professionals and those responsible for safety assessment in Washington State. To achieve this objective the following will occur:  (1) an assessment of the current practice, (2) literature review of national and state practice, (3) development of SPFs by functional class, (4) development of SPFs implementation procedures for the differing tools and offices (e.g., HSM, Safety Analyst, IHSDM, etc.), and (5) recommendation for subsequent SPFs development.]]></description>
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