BOZEMAN, MONTANA – 2/22/2024 – The U.S. Department of Transportation recently announced the FY 2024 Notice of Funding Opportunity for Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) is now open. SS4A funds regional, local, and Tribal initiatives that prevent deaths and serious injuries on roadways.
What if it were possible to eliminate roadway fatalities? The Safe System Approach, which has created dramatic decreases in transportation-related deaths outside the United States, aims to do just that. With examples tailored to rural America, the authors provide an informative and comprehensive tutorial on
BOZEMAN, MONTANA – 12/22/2023 – The National Center for Rural Road Safety (the Center) invites rural road practitioners to enroll in the next round of the Road Safety Champion Program (RSCP). The RSCP is a nationally recognized certificate program that offers ‘Road Safety 101’ training
As rural road practitioners, we have been there before – without enough funds to make the safety improvements our roadways need. So, in the spirit of this giving season, we thought it would be nice to share some great websites that can help you access
BOZEMAN, MONTANA – 10/16/2023 – Transportation engineers and design professionals can now access an online training series on the fundamentals of roadway design for $50 or less per module. The Minnesota Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) is offering the training series. “This is a great
BOZEMAN, MONTANA – 10/4/2023 – As the year draws to a close, the National Center for Rural Road Safety encourages rural transportation agencies to take advantage of these key active notice of funding opportunities. Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Planning Program – Closes Oct. 10,
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