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Road Safety Audits (RSA)
TrainingRSA For LocalsRSA training workshops are designed to introduce RSAs as an effective tool that can help to reduce injuries and fatalities on your road network. The workshop helps local road agency professionals understand basic RSA concepts, risk and safety, and common issues. Participants gain experience in conducting an RSA. The workshop demonstrates that low cost safety improvements may be implemented quickly to reduce fatalities and severe crashes. While the course is without charge from FHWA, there are some critical requirements to make this course a success. To learn more, contact Eloisa Raynault at Eloisa.Raynault@dot.gov.
Road safety audit team reviewing roadway plans National Highway InstituteRoad Safety Audits and Road Safety Audit Reviews The National Highway Institute, the training arm of the Federal Highway Administration, offers a course on Road Safety Audits (RSA) and Road Safety Audit Reviews (RSAR). Participants in this course will learn how to improve transportation safety by applying a new, proactive approach to reduce accidents and their severity: Road Safety Audits (RSA) and Road Safety Audit Reviews (RSAR). These techniques provide an examination of a roadway by an independent, qualified audit team. The RSA is a way for an agency to improve safety and to communicate to the public how they are working toward accident reductions. This course includes "hands-on" application of the training materials, including topics such as: RSA definition and history, stages and how to conduct a RSA, and legal considerations. The course number is 380069. |
Program ContactBecky Crowe Training Technical Assistance What's NewNewsletter: Spring 2009, Volume 1, Number 4 HighlightsRSAs For Safety RSA Peer-to-Peer Brochure |
