Promising Practices for Transportation Agencies to Address Road Safety Among People Experiencing Homelessness

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January 24th, 2025

This Case Study highlights how State and local transportation agencies and professionals are implementing strategies to address the road safety needs of people experiencing homelessness—a population that experiences significant disparities in roadway fatalities—as part of their work to reach the goal of zero deaths. The Case Study shares information on seven promising practices. Each promising practice includes a description, suggested actions to implement the promising practice, and examples of how State and local transportation agencies are implementing them.

Read the full study here.