SOLUTIONS FOR SAVING LIVES ON TEXAS ROADS

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SOLUTIONS FOR SAVING LIVES ON TEXAS ROADS Darren McDaniel Texas Department of Transportation December 2016

Texas Traffic Safety Task Force Texas Traffic Safety Task Force was created in August 2015 with the goal of finding solutions to save lives on Texas roads. 2

Texas Traffic Safety Task Force Report Solutions for Saving Lives on Texas Roads June 2016 provides a cost-benefit analysis on proven traffic safety improvements. recognizes that installing more highway safety engineering improvements and conducting driver behavior and enforcement campaigns will save more lives. 3

Texas Traffic Safety Task Force Report Data Presented in Report Potential Inventory Recommended Portion Investment Potential Lives Saved Potential Serious Injuries Prevented Potential Crashes Prevented Estimated Cumulative Benefit Potential Return per $1 Spent 4

Texas Traffic Safety Task Force Report Data Needed for Calculations Average Construction Cost Quantity Crash Data by Crash Severity (KABCO) Crash Modification Factors by Crash Severity Confidence Intervals Crash Costs by Crash Severity (NSC) 5

Highway Safety Engineering RUMBLE STRIPS Up to 20,000 miles $360 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 850 900 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $4.3 billion Potential $12 Return for Every $1 Spent 6

Highway Safety Engineering URBAN INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS Up to 6,250 intersections $313 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 50 100 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $1.3 billion Potential $4 Return for Every $1 Spent 7

Highway Safety Engineering HIGH-FRICTION SURFACE TREATMENT Up to 1,000 curves $100 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 25 50 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $205 million Potential $2 Return for Every $1 Spent 8

Highway Safety Engineering CONCRETE AND CABLE MEDIAN BARRIERS Up to 1,150 miles $590 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 400 700 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $2.3 billion Potential $4 Return for Every $1 Spent 9

Highway Safety Engineering MODERNIZE RAIL AND APPROACH GUARDRAIL Up to 350 bridges $70 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 10 50 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $154 million Potential $2 Return for Every $1 Spent 10

Highway Safety Engineering WIDEN NARROW HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Up to 2,000 miles $636 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 200 300 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $1.3 billion Potential $2 Return for Every $1 Spent 11

Highway Safety Engineering TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS Up to Statewide $300 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 500 900 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $17.1 billion Potential $57 Return for Every $1 Spent 12

Driver Behavior and Enforcement SAFETY BELT CAMPAIGN AND ENFORCEMENT Up to $156 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 175 650 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $2.1 billion Potential $13 Return for Every $1 Spent 13

Driver Behavior and Enforcement IMPAIRED DRIVING CAMPAIGN AND ENFORCEMENT Up to $49 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 300 450 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $1.7 billion Potential $35 Return for Every $1 Spent 14

Driver Behavior and Enforcement NEW TRAFFIC SAFETY CAMPAIGN AND ENFORCEMENT Up to $116 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 100 275 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $1 billion Potential $9 Return for Every $1 Spent 15

Driver Behavior and Enforcement EXPANDED MOTORCYCLE SAFETY CAMPAIGN AND ENFORCEMENT Up to $38 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 75 125 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $421 million Potential $11 Return for Every $1 Spent 16

Driver Behavior and Enforcement TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL TRAFFIC SAFETY CAMPAIGN Up to $15 million over 5 years Potential Lives Saved 50 125 lives Estimated Cumulative Benefit $555 million Potential $37 Return for Every $1 Spent 17

A Plan for Saving Lives on Texas Roads 5-Year Safety Improvement Plan Investment $2.7 B Potential Lives Saved 2,735 Cumulative Benefit $32.4 B 18

A Plan for Saving Lives on Texas Roads $12 benefit for every $1 spent More than 540 lives could be saved and thousands of crashes prevented every year at an average annual investment of $540 million. Texas could achieve a $12 benefit for every $1 spent on these safety strategies. 19

Solutions for Saving Lives on Texas Roads http://ftp.dot.state.tx.us/pub/txdot-info/trf/trafficsafety/saving-lives.pdf 20