FHWA is committed to the vision of zero deaths and serious injuries on the Nation’s roadways. Strategies to address intersection safety are diverse, and quite often a combination of strategies is needed to truly solve a problem.  Intersection safety topics include intersection safety data, the choice of appropriate intersection designs, and specific intersection safety countermeasures.

• Minnesota DOT will discuss Reduced Conflict Intersections, including thorough evaluation results and geometric design considerations
• Missouri DOT will share how past success with innovative intersections inspired them to develop designs like the “diverge-about”
• Indiana DOT will present the achievements and challenges they’ve experienced advancing innovative intersections since developing their Intersection Control Evaluation (ICE) policy
• North Carolina DOT will showcase their experience with synchronized streets and other designs, and their “safest feasible” approach
• Georgia DOT will highlight their ICE policy and tools that helped them implement innovative intersections across the state
• Breakout sessions on Communication & Messaging, Walking & Bicycling, Cost and Constructability, Safe System Approach, and the Second ICE Age