BEST PRACTICES TRAFFIC SAFETY INITIATIVE
Introduction
Scottsdale, Arizona Traffic Cameras: The Eyes That Don’t Blink
Fremont, California Getting the Community Behind School Traffic Safety, Seat Belt Compliance and Red Light Photo Enforcement
Long Beach, California Doing More with Less: Reinventing Traffic Engineering Services in a Mature City
Aurora, Colorado Tackling Aggressive Drivers
Colorado Springs, Colorado Updating School Traffic Safety: Proactive Planning and Creative Funding
Ft. Collins, Colorado Using the Three "E"s to Stop Speeding in Neighborhoods
Stamford, Connecticut Reducing Neighborhood Speeding and Cut-Through Traffic with the Three "E"s
Tamarac, Florida Promoting Traffic Safety by Encouraging Increased Transit Ridership
West Palm Beach, Florida Meeting Community Objectives through Street Design and Adopting a Transportation Language Policy
Chicago, Illinois Balancing the Pragmatic with the Aesthetic
Normal, Illinois Emphasizing Traffic Safety with a D.U.I. Focus and Promotion of Seat Belts
Elkhart, Indiana KIDSAFE Ties School Traffic Safety to Neighborhood Safety Plans
Cambridge, Massachusetts Traffic Calming for Berkshire and York Streets: Returning the Neighborhood to the Residents
Eden Prairie, Minnesota Communications Team Updates Community on Traffic Congestion Sites
Minneapolis, Minnesota Giving Neighborhoods Responsibility and Funds for Traffic Safety and Other Improvements
Edison, New Jersey Promoting Bicycle Helmet Use and Pedestrian Safety through Awareness and Friendly Enforcement
Elizabeth, New Jersey City and State Join Forces for "Walk Smart - Drive Smart Elizabeth"
New Rochelle, New York Positive Enforcement Increases Seat Belt and Child Restraint Use
Toledo, Ohio A Multi-Faceted Approach to Traffic Crash Reduction Gets Results
Seattle, Washington Traffic Circles and Chicanes: an Effective, Popular Response to Neighborhood Traffic Concerns
Appendix: Salt Lake City, Utah Special Report on Traffic Calming Program
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J. Thomas Cochran, Executive Director 1620 Eye Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006 Telephone (202) 293-7330, FAX (202) 293-2352
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