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The Proven Safety Countermeasures Funding Scenario Companion Guide provides an explanation of the methodologies used for investment prioritization and explains how to use the PSC Investment Template spreadsheet tool. Specifically, the Companion Guide includes a description of FHWA’s PSCs and how...
The Proven Safety Countermeasures (PSCs) Funding Scenario Tool is a spreadsheet that agencies can use to develop investment strategies for implementation of the FHWA PSCs. The Tool includes options for two economic metrics to optimize high-level planning decisions – benefit-cost ratio (BCR) and...
Agencies can update the Proven Safety Countermeasure Funding Scenario Briefing Templates with agency-specific estimates from the Proven Safety Countermeasures Funding Scenario Tool to document the level of investment required to achieve potential benefits. This resource can then be shared with...
The Proven Safety Countermeasures (PSCs) in Work Zones Desktop Reference is a quick reference summary of PSC applications in work zones. It addresses four key characteristics of each PSC: 1) how the countermeasure addresses the Safe System Roadway Design Hierarchy, 2) crash reduction ranges or...
The purpose of this guide is to provide information to State and local agencies on work zone fatalities in the U.S. and the application of Safe System Approach principles to work zone planning, design, operations, and management. This includes describing work zone applications of FHWA’s Proven...
The guide highlights a subset of the PSCs, with direct application in rural areas, including considerations, crash reduction effectiveness, case studies, and other resources. The guide also features a Desktop Reference table of PSCs that may be considered in rural communities and compares...