The objective of the Northeast Florida Community Traffic Safety Program is to reduce the number and severity of crashes. Together, with our Traffic Safety Teams, we work at identifying, developing, implementing, and evaluating safety and traffic operational strategies. The drop-down menus below include a variety of team materials and resources.
Traffic Safety Reports, Resources and Information
- Florida’s 2021-2025 Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP)
- 2021 Safety Belt Use in Florida – Final Report
- 2021 Florida Pedestrian and Bicycle Strategic Safety Plan – by FDOT and Florida’s Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Coalition
- 2020 Countermeasures That Work – A Highway Safety Countermeasure Guide for State Highway Safety Offices, 10th Edition, by U.S. DOT and NHTSA
Six-Year Crash Fact Report
Traffic Safety Talk Newsletter
Traffic Safety Reports, Manuals, and Reference Materials
- Florida Community Traffic Safety Teams – Best Practices
- Original 1994 NHTSA Corridor/Community Traffic Safety Programs – Student Manual
- Link to FDOT Traffic Safety Grants – Concept Papers, Guidelines, Forms, and Resources
- Link to FDOT 2019 Traffic Engineering Manual
- District Two Traffic Safety Program 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
- FDOT 2018 Safety Belt Use in Florida Report
- FDOT 2021 Safety Belt Use in Florida Report
2022 Team Materials, Presentations, and Newsletters
Traffic Safety Talk Newsletters
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Team Member Tools
2021 Team Materials, Presentations, and Newsletters
Traffic Safety Talk Newsletters
Traffic Safety Team Districtwide Winter Virtual Gathering
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Team Member Tools
2020 Team Materials, Presentations, and Newsletters
Traffic Safety Talk Newsletter: December 2020
Traffic Safety Team Districtwide Winter Virtual Gathering
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Team Member Tools
2019 Team Materials, Presentations, and Newsletters
Traffic Safety Talk Newsletters
Traffic Safety Team Member Training Days in Gainesville and Jacksonville
Click on the links below and be sure to check out the photos from both trainings.
Team Member Tools
- Our CTST Resources (Presentation)
- Understanding Traffic Data and Its Significance (Presentation)
- Social Media Channels (Presentation)
- Team Members Volunteer Opportunities (Presentation)
- Automated Vehicles (Presentation)
- 2018 SHSP Traffic Crash Data
- Open Road Story Time (Volunteer Opportunity)
- Florida Safety Belt Observation Form
Gainesville Training Photo Gallery
Jacksonville Training Photo Gallery
These traffic safety resources, materials, reports and information are provided to assist our Community Traffic Safety Teams (CTSTs). These teams are locally based groups of highway safety advocates who meet regularly and are committed to solving traffic safety problems through a comprehensive, multi-jurisdictional, and multi-disciplinary approach. Members include city, county and state officials in collaboration with private businesses and citizens.
Common Goals
The common goal of our CTSTs is to reduce the number and severity of traffic crashes within each community based on their geographical areas. Safety efforts are focused in the areas of planning, design, construction, education, and maintenance programs. We provide traffic safety engineering expertise to the public and serve as transportation safety champions.
Over recent years, we have expanded our outreach on social media platforms. The great advantage of online networking and social media is that it is immediate, it gathers like-minded people together, it’s interactive, and can be used to get information out to a wide audience quickly.
We use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and Pinterest to provide and share pertinent information to promote safe driving habits. Through education and community partnerships we can ensure safer roadways for everyone.
Become an active Community Traffic Safety Team Virtual Volunteer! Three easy steps and just a little bit of your time could help reduce injuries and fatalities on our roadways. Click here to check out our latest blog post with more details and the benefits of being a Traffic Safety Team Virtual Volunteer.