Creating Safer Streets for Franklin County
Franklin County is committed to improving safety on our roadways, reducing fatalities and severe injuries.
To do this, the County is completing a Safety Action Plan, to address road safety for ALL road users. Using the Safe System Approach, Franklin County will identify the key factors in severe crashes, combining data analysis with YOUR feedback.
Safe System Approach
The Franklin County Safety Action Plan is aligned with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All initiative, which supports a worldwide effort to eliminate traffic fatalities. This approach emphasizes shared responsibility for road safety among all users, planners, and operators of the transportation system. Recognizing that human errors are unavoidable, the program advocates for designing and managing transportation networks in ways that minimize mistakes and reduce the likelihood of fatal or serious injuries when accidents happen.
Community Input
Incorporates community and stakeholder input
Data-driven Analysis
Outlines the contributing factors in fatal and serious injury traffic crashes using public input and a data-driven analysis
Strategies and Policies
Recommends strategies and policies
Guidance
Includes guidance for the responsible parties and the county departments to help them implement the strategies and policies
1️⃣ Add a Pin
Franklin County Interactive Map
2️⃣ Take Survey!
Franklin County Safety Action Plan Survey
Stay Engaged with Us
If you have questions or want to learn more about the Franklin County Safety Action Plan, contact us at:
| Name | Project Manager – Mike Andrako, PE Mobility Engineer, Franklin County |
|---|---|
| Phone | (614) 525-6158 |
| mandrako@franklincountyengineer.org | |
| In writing | 970 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215 |
