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The Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) is a core Federal-aid <br />State and local <br />Intersection safety <br />10% <br />Program with the purpose to achieve a significant reduction in traffic <br />Fatalities <br />govemments <br />improvements for <br />and serious Injuries on all public roads including non -State- <br />owned roads and roads on tribal land. The HSIP requires a data-cinven <br />Ne safety of all road <br />users, railway-highway <br />strategic approach to improving highway safety on all public roads with a <br />grade crossing safety <br />focus on performance. <br />projects, traffic calming, <br />installation or upgrades <br />- -- <br />of traffic control devices <br />— <br />for pedestrians and <br />bicyclists. roaway <br />improvements that <br />provide separation <br />between motor <br />vehicles and bicyclists, <br />pedestrian security <br />features designed to <br />slow or stop topa motor <br />vehicle. <br />_geaibent Openitjom for Tramformplire, Efficii <br />- <br />Waiting Tra <br />The BIL establishes the Promoting Resilient Operations for <br />State <br />Extreme weather <br />0-20% <br />Transformative, Efficient and Cost-Saving Transportation (PROTECTI <br />Governments: <br />resilience and <br />Formula Program to help make surface transportation more resilient <br />Local <br />emergency response <br />to natural hazards, including climate change, sea level rise, Hooding, <br />Governments. <br />Infrastructure <br />extreme weather events, and other natural disasters through support of <br />Federally <br />planning activities, resilience improvements, community resilience and <br />Recognized <br />evacuation routes, and at-rak costal infrastructure. A competitive grant <br />Tribes and <br />program Is also available. <br />Affiliated <br />Groups: <br />Planning <br />and Project <br />Orgganizatlons: <br />U 5. Territories <br />rian Planning. Program, a <br />Improving safety and infrastructure for bicycling and walking creates <br />State and local <br />Sidewalks and trails <br />20% <br />an integrated, intermodal transportation system Nat provides travelers <br />governments <br />especially those for <br />with a real choice of transportation modes. Bicyclists and pedestrians <br />Transportation over <br />have the same origins and destinations as other transportation system <br />recreation; pedestrian <br />users. It is important for all users to have safe and convenient access <br />crossing islands, hybrid <br />to airports, ports, ferry services, transit stations and stops, and other <br />beacons, and leading <br />Intermodal facilities as well as access to jobs, education, health care, and <br />interval signals: paved <br />other essential services Transportation professionals should plan, design, <br />shoulders: restdping <br />construct and maintain transportation facilities for all users, including <br />for erosswaks or <br />bicyclists and pedestrians <br />on-street bike lanes: <br />transit vehicles with pre- <br />Installed bike racks <br />This newprogram was authorized in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. <br />Local or <br />Active transportation <br />Not <br />The program establishes competitive connectivity grants that strategically <br />regional <br />projects and planning <br />Provided <br />invest in projects that connect active transportation networks, <br />governmental <br />grants that build upon <br />accelerating local and regional plans to create safe and convenient <br />organizations <br />a local/regional/state <br />mutes to everyday destinations. This program is not yet funded. <br />(including <br />network: Networks <br />metropolitan <br />focused around <br />planning <br />essential and popular <br />'fr-asz"c <br />e-- =4=3=- <br />organizations <br />community destinations <br />or regional <br />and Integrated with <br />planning <br />transit facilities <br />organizations <br />and councils). <br />Multicounty <br />special <br />district States, <br />Multistate <br />group of <br />governments, <br />ri bal <br />governments <br />CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED I CITY ARCHITECTURE I WSP <br />