Cambridge Systematics at GHSA
Leaders in Instilling a Safety Culture
Through the Safe System Approach
Cambridge Systematics staff are national leaders in the Safe System approach and are the authors behind Putting the Pieces Together: Addressing the Role of Behavioral Safety in the Safe System Approach for GHSA. We understand what it takes to create a safety culture and can bring this expertise to your stakeholder engagement and outreach efforts to help your state integrate the Safe System approach into your HSPs, SHSPs, and local road safety plans to reach zero fatalities and serious injuries.
12 SHSOs
Have Worked With Cambridge Systematics.
28 States
For Which Our Experts Have Developed, Updated, Implemented And Evaluated SHSPs.
1 Goal
To Support Your Safety Efforts As You DriveForward Towards Zero.
Highway Safety Plan/405 Application Development
Data analysis and problem identification
Target setting coordination between HSP and HSIP
Plan and application development
Response to NHTSA review questions/comments
Understanding and implementing new regulations
Communication And Outreach Material Development
Marketing and outreach materials
Speaker presentations and talking points
Web site design, development, content and maintenance
Program Area Work
Development, update and implementation of strategic plans and action plans
Establishment, facilitation, and support of task force/coalition meetings and activities (including traffic records, impaired driving, occupant protection, motorcycle safety, young drivers and aging road users)
Program and project evaluation
Traffic Records Coordinating Committees (TRCC)
Development, update and implementation of strategic plans
Updating crash report forms for greater MMUCC compliance
Development and tracking performance measures
NHTSA Assessments
Briefing book preparation
Meeting planning/logistics
On-site assistance
Presenter/interviewee identification and invitations
NHTSA Annual Report Development
Data analysis
Report development
Layout/design
Other Areas Of Expertise From Cambridge Systematics
Management Review support and response
SHSO Policy and Procedures Manual development and revisions
Seat belt survey redesign
New staff training and onboarding
Safety Summit and Peer Exchange planning and on-site support
Automated traffic enforcement surveys
Evaluation of individual projects and communication efforts
Literature review and research
Vulnerable Road User (VRU) Safety Assessments
Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Plans
Strategic Planning for Traffic Records Improvements
Use traffic records data to advance your safety countermeasures
CS has deep experience and insight and understands traffic records data are critical to effectively prioritizing and monitoring your safety countermeasure programs. Just like we’ve done with the SHSO’s in Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Oregon, and West Virginia, we’ll partner with you to:
Develop a Traffic Records Strategic Plan
Support your agency’s TRCC efforts
Revise your crash reporting form, so safety stakeholders have the data they need to improve roadway safety
Safety Data Can Change Quickly
Do your stakeholders have the most current information?
Engage your stakeholders with accessible, interactive and current safety information using data dashboards. Our experts will work with you to develop a responsive dashboard that reports need-to-know safety issues and trends in one central location, eliminating the need for static, outdated and siloed systems.
CS Innovation
Let's plan together for a safer future
Autonomous, connected or self-driving: whatever term you use, all refer to the vehicles that will change how we drive and have the potential to make roads safer by reducing human error. However, the autonomous vehicle/connected vehicle (AV/CV) safety benefits will not come without careful planning. CS knows states must begin making safety policy and planning decisions now to realize these safety benefits.
Cambridge Systematics will help you develop a custom workshop focused on your state’s AV/CV safety needs to launch the conversation on developing approaches to meet the challenges associated with this promising new technology.
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