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2016 Performance Plan & Highway Safety Plan This page intentionally left blank Table of Contents Executive Summary ..................................................................................................................................... 1 Legislative Issues...................................................................................................................................... 3 Oklahoma Demographics......................................................................................................................... 4 OHSO Vision & Mission Statement .......................................................................................................... 5 Organizational Chart................................................................................................................................ 6 PLANNING PROCESS .................................................................................................................................... 7 Overview of the Highway Safety Planning Process.................................................................................. 7 Participants .......................................................................................................................................... 7 Data Sources ........................................................................................................................................ 9 Problem Identification Process.............................................................................................................. 11 Participants and Data Sources ........................................................................................................... 11 Steps in the Problem Identification Process ...................................................................................... 11 Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) Coordination and Partnerships.............................................. 13 Selection of priority program areas ................................................................................................... 17 Performance Measures Process ............................................................................................................ 19 Participants and Data Sources ........................................................................................................... 19 SHSP Coordination ............................................................................................................................. 19 Analysis of Performance Measures and Target goals ........................................................................ 20 Core Performance Measures ............................................................................................................. 28 Project Selection and Development ...................................................................................................... 29 Participants and Data Sources ........................................................................................................... 29 Evidence Based Strategies ................................................................................................................. 29 PERFORMANCE PLAN................................................................................................................................. 33 Problem Identification and setting target goals .................................................................................... 33 Statewide Fatality and Serious Injury Crashes............................................................................... 33 Occupant Protection...................................................................................................................... 33 Impaired Driving ............................................................................................................................ 34 Police Traffic Services / Speed / Aggressive Driving....................................................................... 34 Motorcycle Safety.......................................................................................................................... 35 Driver Education ............................................................................................................................ 35 i Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety ...................................................................................................... 36 Rail Grade Crossing Safety ............................................................................................................. 36 Traffic Records ............................................................................................................................... 36 PROGRAM AREA STRATEGIES AND PROJECTS ........................................................................................... 39 PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION........................................................................................................ 39 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 39 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 40 ALCOHOL/IMPAIRED DRIVING ............................................................................................................... 40 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 40 Countermeasure Programs................................................................................................................ 43 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 49 BICYCLIST AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY...................................................................................................... 50 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 50 Countermeasures Programs .............................................................................................................. 50 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 51 DRIVER EDUCATION............................................................................................................................... 51 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 51 Countermeasure Programs................................................................................................................ 51 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 53 MOTORCYCLE SAFETY............................................................................................................................ 53 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 53 Countermeasure Programs................................................................................................................ 54 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 58 OCCUPANT PROTECTION ....................................................................................................................... 59 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 59 Countermeasures Programs .............................................................................................................. 61 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 65 POLICE TRAFFIC SERVICES...................................................................................................................... 66 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 66 Countermeasure Programs................................................................................................................ 67 Budget Summary: PTS........................................................................................................................ 70 Budget Summary: Speed................................................................................................................... 71 ii RAILROAD SAFETY.................................................................................................................................. 71 Strategies ........................................................................................................................................... 71 Countermeasure Programs................................................................................................................ 72 Budget Summary ............................................................................................................................... 72 TRAFFIC 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