Road Safety Audits
- Road Safety Audits (RSA) are a detailed study of a safety concerns at a specific location by an independent, multi-disciplinary team of safety professionals.
- This page contains recorded information from a virtual Road Safety Audits workshop. The workshop reviews the basics of conducting a road safety audit, reviews how Tribes have benefited from example road safety audits, provides tips on implementing RSA recommendations, and suggests ways to get a Road Safety Audit started.
For additional resources about Road Safety Audits, please visit the TribalSafety.org Data Analysis Resources Page.
To find contacts who may be able to help you schedule a road safety audit on your roadway, check the State Safety Contacts page or contact a member of the Tribal Transportation Safety Management System Steering Committee.
Road Safety Audits Virtual Workshop
Arizona DOT, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and the Federal Highway Administration partnered to deliver a virtual Road Safety Audits workshop for Tribes. A recording of that workshop is available below.
The presentations can be downloaded here:
- Agenda
- Speaker Bios
- Welcome
- RSA Fundamentals
- Example Tribal RSAs
- Exercise: Virtual RSA (see below)
- Beyond the RSA
Exercise: Virtual RSA Site Visit
Below you will find resources designed for use during a virtual Road Safety Audits workshop.
- Data overview - Startup meeting sample
- Map with crash data and links to video
- Full screen virtual tour
The following video is an interactive, 360-degree video. You can click and drag to change the direction you are looking in the video. You can also adjust playback speed and quality from the gear icon. For an alternative experience, scan the QR Code to watch this video on a phone or tablet (YouTube app recommended).
