Oklahoma Strategic Highway Safety Plan – Vision, Mission and Goal presented to SHSP Leadership Group SHSP Working Group presented by Susan Herbel, Cambridge.

Oklahoma Strategic Highway Safety Plan –Vision, Mission and Goal

presented topresented to

SHSP Leadership GroupSHSP Leadership GroupSHSP Working GroupSHSP Working Group

presented bypresented by

Susan Herbel, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.Susan Herbel, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

Oklahoma City, OKOklahoma City, OKFebruary 21, 2006February 21, 2006

McDonalds Vision and Mission

Vision

The McDonald's System leverages the unique talents, strengths, and assets of our diversity around the globe in order to be our customers' favorite place and way to eat.

Mission

Promote Diversity and Inclusion among our Employees, Owner/Operator's, and Suppliers who represent the diverse populations McDonald's serves around the globe.

SHSP Vision Statement Examples

Louisiana

Louisiana travelers arrive safely at their destinations.

Florida

To provide a safer surface transportation system for residents, businesses, and visitors.

Oklahoma SHSP Vision Statement

Mission Statement Examples

Illinois

Develop, implement, and manage an integrated multi-stakeholder process to improve the attributes of roads, users, and vehicles to reduce traffic-related deaths and life-altering injuries in Illinois.

Michigan

Provide leadership to improve traffic safety by fostering communication, coordination, and collaboration among government and other public and private entities in Michigan.

Oklahoma SHSP Mission Statement

SHSP Goal

AASHTO goal of no more than 1 fatality per 100 million vehicle miles of travel

A 20 percent reduction from where you are now

A reduction in the rate

A reduction in the numbers

One death is one too many – zero

Oklahoma SHSP Goal

AASHTO SHSP Emphasis Areas

Drivers

• Young

• Unlicensed/suspended/ revoked drivers

• Older

• Aggressive

• Impaired

• Distracted/fatigued

• Seat belt use

• Speed

Special users

• Pedestrians

• Bicyclists

Vehicles

• Motorcycles

• Heavy trucks

AASHTO SHSP Emphasis Areas (continued)

Highways

• Trees

• Run off the road

• Horizontal curves

• Utility poles

• Unsignalized intersections

• Head-on collisions

• Head-on crashes on freeways

• Work zones

EMS

• Rural emergency medical services

Management

• Data

• Integrated safety management process

Emphasis Area Selection

Where does Oklahoma fall below the national average?

Where have there been significant increases in the last several years?

Where has the level of fatalities and injuries reached a plateau?

Loss of Life: What is the extent and cost of loss of life related to this emphasis

Serious Injuries: What is the extent and cost of serious injury related to this emphasis area?

Emphasis Area Selection

Data Availability: Are there enough reliable data available to accurately identify, prioritize, and articulate the problem?

Impact: Will strategies in this area be effective, i.e., will they significantly reduce the number of fatalities and serious injuries?

Cost

• Is the cost prohibitive?

• Will the investment impact safety?

• Do we know the cost/benefit ratio?

Emphasis Area Selection

Feasibility

• Ownership of the issue

• Resources and tools?

• Public support?

• Technical expertise?

Voting Procedures

Each person has 12 colored dots

Place dot on emphasis areas you feel are most important

No more than 5 dots on any one emphasis area

Must use all 12 dots