FHWA RSA Web Site
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Steps to Conduct
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This chart outlines the basic steps involved in conducting an
RSA. Several organizations offer RSA training courses, some of which may be found on the Training/
Seminars
section of the Resources page.
Below are links to PowerPoint presentations summarizing the steps involved in conducting a safety audit as well as a case study. These are not intended to teach the subject matter, rather they may be used as a resource.
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Keys to Successful Implementation
From an agency's experience, the keys to
success are:
- Agency support and willingness to incorporate audit findings
- Small multidisciplinary audit team consisting of 3 to 5 people (may include highway/traffic safety, traffic engineering, planning,
operations, geometric design, construction, maintenance, human factors, and enforcement)
- Conduct the audit at the earliest possible stage
- Willingness to investigate new ideas outside the traditional scope of work
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Road Safety Audits 1627 I ("Eye") Street
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Road Safety Audits
1627 I ("Eye") Street, N.W., Suite 600
Washington, DC 20006
ite_staff@ite.org
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FHWA Office of
Safety
Becky Crowe
FHWA RSA Program Manager
400 North 8th Street, Suite 750
Richmond, Virginia 23219
rebecca.crowe@fhwa.dot.gov |
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