Roadway Safety Professional Capacity Building Program
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Technical Assistance
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Overview

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Office of Safety is pleased to offer technical assistance to State and local roadway safety professionals through the Roadway Safety Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Program. The P2P Program provides technical assistance on policy, program, and technical issues across a broad range of roadway safety topics. The program is designed to help agencies develop and implement effective strategies and programs that reduce roadway fatalities and serious injuries on public roads. Topics on which agencies may seek P2P technical assistance include:

  • Crash Reduction Factors
  • Data - Safety Data and Analysis Tools
  • Data - Safety Data Analysis and Evaluation
  • Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)
  • High Risk Rural Roads Program (HRRRP)
  • Intersections
  • Local & Rural Road Safety
  • Low Cost Safety Improvements
  • Motorcycle Safety
  • Older Drivers
  • Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
  • Road Safety Audits (RSA)
  • Roadway Departure
  • Roadway Geometry
  • Roundabouts
  • State Highway Safety Plan (SHSP)
  • Signs and Pavement Markings
  • Speed Management
  • Other Related Topics
Within the above mentioned topics, the program may address issues related to Federal-aid safety, including:
  • Crash reduction factors
  • Eligibility
  • Funding
  • Implementation
  • Issue identification
  • Noteworthy practices
  • Planning
  • Policy and guidance
  • Process
  • Program evaluation
  • Regulations
  • Training
P2P Program Reports

Technical assistance delivered through workshops and peer exchanges generally results in an event report. Reports provide roadway safety practitioners with easy-to-access technical assistance on safety challenges encountered by many of their fellow agencies.

Topic: Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)

"The event generated many good ideas to improve our local HSIP guidance document to better serve the metropolitan planning organizations and rural highway agencies. I think in the long run, the quantity and quality of applications for funding will improve because of this workshop."
Mike Holowaty, INDOT Office of Traffic Safety
"Through the P2P Program, we were able to access years of Roadway Safety Audit (RSA) knowledge for our first RSA. This resource not only helped make our first RSA a success, but also provided a solid basis for the development of our statewide RSA program."
Elias Archuleta, P.E.

Topic: Local and Rural Roads

Topic: Roadway Safety Audits (RSA)