2009 Certification Review July 28-29, 2009

Safety and Security

SFY2006 Safety Conscious Planning Workshop In response to recommendation of 2005 Dayton Certification Review and 2005 Federal Transportation Bill SAFETEA-LU Prior to the workshop MVRPC conducted an extensive and detailed regional crash analysis with 2002-2004 crash data ‘ High Crash Locations ’ identified through regional crash analysis and workgroup discussions at the workshop

In response to recommendation of 2005 Dayton Certification Review and 2005 Federal Transportation Bill SAFETEA-LU

Prior to the workshop MVRPC conducted an extensive and detailed regional crash analysis with 2002-2004 crash data

‘ High Crash Locations ’ identified through regional crash analysis and workgroup discussions at the workshop

SFY2006 Safety Conscious Planning Workshop (cont.) Top 10 Priority Locations submitted to ODOT Central for funding consideration Problem Location County Jurisdiction Fairview Avenue (Catalpa Drive to Cherry Drive) Montgomery City of Dayton Wayne Avenue (Keowee Street to Stewart Street) Montgomery City of Dayton US 35 (4.66-5.16) Montgomery Village of New Lebanon US 40 at 6.24 (Diamond Mill Road) Montgomery City of Clayton / ODOT Taylorsville Road Montgomery City of Huber Heights Garbry Road (at Looney Road) Miami City of Piqua Beaver Valley Road (Lantz Road to Bandit Trail) Greene City of Beavercreek / Beavercreek Township S. Union Road (Farmersville-West Carrolton Pike to Upper Miamisburg Road) Montgomery City of Miamisburg / Montgomery County SR 201 (1.57-4.33) Miami ODOT (Bethel Township) SR 72 (8.44 - 14.44) Greene Cedarville Township / Ross Township

Top 10 Priority Locations submitted to

ODOT Central for funding consideration

ODOT Highway Safety Program (HSP) Safety Studies MVRPC partnered with ODOT District 7 and 8 to conduct safety studies in the planning region as part of the Dayton Regional Safety Initiative. MOT 35 and GRE 35 SR-835 in eastern Montgomery County Intersection of US36 and SR48 in Covington Hoke Road corridor City of Clayton (GHSO Grant)

MVRPC partnered with ODOT District 7 and 8 to conduct safety studies in the planning region as part of the Dayton Regional Safety Initiative.

MOT 35 and GRE 35

SR-835 in eastern

Montgomery County

Intersection of US36 and

SR48 in Covington

Hoke Road corridor

City of Clayton (GHSO

Grant)

SFY2009 Roadway Safety Forum SFY2009 Regional Crash Analysis was conducted by using updated crash data for the years 2005-2007 – MVRPC hosted 2009 Roadway Safety Forum on April 16, 2009 MVRPC developed four large-format safety posters including Summary, Background and Crash Data, and Special Studies Posters included GIS-based maps to highlight locations identified as high-, medium-, and low-risk for roadway safety (i.e. priority locations)

SFY2009 Regional Crash Analysis was conducted by using updated crash data for the years 2005-2007 –

MVRPC hosted 2009 Roadway Safety Forum on April 16, 2009

MVRPC developed four large-format safety posters including Summary, Background and Crash Data, and Special Studies

Posters included GIS-based maps to highlight locations identified as high-, medium-, and low-risk for roadway safety (i.e. priority locations)

SFY2009 Roadway Safety Forum (cont.) Regional Priority Locations

SFY2009 Roadway Safety Forum (cont.) Special Safety Studies Elderly (Age 66+) Crashes Youth (Age 16-25) Crashes Alcohol-related Crashes Severe (Fatal and/or Injury) Crashes Rear-end Crashes Run Stop Sign or Traffic Signal Crashes Bicycle and Pedestrian Crashes Angle and Fixed Object

Special Safety Studies

Elderly (Age 66+) Crashes

Youth (Age 16-25) Crashes

Alcohol-related Crashes

Severe (Fatal and/or Injury) Crashes

Rear-end Crashes

Run Stop Sign or Traffic Signal Crashes

Bicycle and Pedestrian Crashes

Angle and Fixed Object

Youth (Age 16-25) Crashes

Updated Dayton Regional Safety Initiative Webpage Link - http://www.mvrpc.org/lrp/safety.php

Security SAFETEA-LU has defined security as an independent planning component (separate from safety aspect) Distinct component of the Project Evaluation System Transportation Security and Emergency Management (TS/EM) planning activities

SAFETEA-LU has defined security as an independent planning component (separate from safety aspect)

Distinct component of the Project Evaluation System

Transportation Security and Emergency Management (TS/EM) planning activities

Security (cont.) Regional Evacuation Routes - Awarded points to projects that improve or expand planned evacuation routes

Regional Evacuation Routes - Awarded points to projects that improve or expand planned evacuation routes