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Objective MARYLAND STRATEGIC HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN The overall objective of Marylands Strategic Highway Safety Plan is to reduce highway Fatalities and Serious Injuries. Overarching Goal: Halving Fatalities in Maryland by 2030. ( 387 by


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MARYLAND STRATEGIC HIGHWAY SAFETY PLAN

Objective

The overall objective of Maryland’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan is to reduce highway Fatalities and Serious Injuries.

Overarching Goal:

Halving Fatalities in Maryland by 2030.

(387 by 2020 // 296 by 2030)

Toward Zero Deaths

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Maryland’s 2014 Highway Safety Summit

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Facilitated Discussion

  • Exis%ng Strategies for 2011-2015
  • Issues discussed: Was the

strategy successfully implemented; is the need s:ll there; does the strategy need to be con:nued in the 2016-2020 SHSP and if so, modified?

Developing 2016-20 SHSP Strategies Emphasis Area Teams

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Facilitated Discussion

  • New Strategies for 2016-2020
  • Issues discussed: What are new

challenges and opportuni:es that should be included; what if any gaps in the 2011-2015 strategies need to be addressed?

Developing 2016-20 SHSP Strategies Emphasis Area Teams

Areas considered: Enforcement; Education; Engineering; Driver Competencies; Vulnerable Road Users; Legislation; & Technology

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SHSP Framework:

Data-Driven 4-E Cornerstones Collabora%ve Emphasis Areas Focused on Vulnerable User Groups

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TZD Methodology for ‘Big-4’

Fatalities; Fatal Rate; Serious Injuries; Injury Rate

  • Sets a Future Hard Target (1/2 by 2030)
  • Allows for Fluctuations over the Years
  • Provides Good Target Analysis in Coming Years

SHSP Emphasis Areas & HSP; HSIP Program Areas:

5-yr Rolling Averages

  • Flattens trend lines to avoid unrealistic targets
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Six Emphasis Areas

  • Aggressive Driving

Distracted Driving

  • Occupant Protection
  • Impaired Driving
  • Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety
  • Highway Infrastructure

Key Word:

STRATEGIC

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Strategy Highlights

All strategies are broad enough to encompass

comprehensive strategies contained in HSP, HSIP, CVSP

Behavioral strategies contain recommendations for

enforcement, engineering, outreach, technology and legislative countermeasures

  • Engineering strategies include systemic measures for

infrastructure related issues as well as for vulnerable user groups (peds, bicycles, motorcycles, etc).

  • New strategy for motorists and peds (i.e. 1st responders

& disabled motorists) at the scene of emergency events

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MHSO’s

Hwy Safety Plan

SHA’s

Highway Safety Improvement Program

Motor Carrier

Commercial Vehicle Safety Plan

M-DOT’s

Statewide Transporta:on Improvement Plan

MPO’s

Local Transporta:on Improvement Plan

Local Strategic Plans MVA’s

Driver Safety Program

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Upon Approval:

SHSP Executive Council: Met in November, 2015

Evaluation & Monitoring of Strategies & Action Plans

Emphasis Areas Developing Action Plans for

SHSP Supplement

Marketing Plan for Getting the Word Out

  • Semi-Annual Report w/ Progress Gauges
  • 1-day Highway Safety Summit: April 26, 2016
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592 550 496 488 511

466 443 1.08 0.99 0.88 0.87 0.91 0.83

0.79

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014*

Maryland Traffic Fatali%es and Fatality Rate 2008–2014

Fatali:es Fatality Rate per 100 MVMT

4,544 4,383 4,051 3,809 3,312 2,957 3,050

8.26 7.93 7.22 6.8 5.87 5.24

5.41

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014*

Maryland Traffic Serious Injuries and Serious Injury Rate 2008–2014

Total Serious Injuries Serious injury Rate per 100 MVMT

In the past ten years Maryland has experienced significant decreases in Highway Fatal and Serious Injuries

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Objective

The overall objective of Maryland’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan is to reduce Fatalities and Serious Injuries.

Overarching Goal:

Halving Fatalities in Maryland by 2030.

(387 by 2020 // 296 by 2030)

www.mva.maryland.gov/shsp

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Six Emphasis Areas

Aggressive Driving Distracted Driving Occupant Protection Impaired Driving Pedestrian & Bike Safety Highway Infrastructure

31 Strategies

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Vision Understanding the Current Data Setting Goals & Performance Metrics Developing Effective Strategies Crafting & Implementing Blended 4-E Action Plans Monitoring Progress & Maintaining Momentum Evaluation & Adjustment

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Questions?

Mike Sabol High Risk Program Manager Maryland Highway Safety Office msabol@mva.maryland.gov 410-768-7158