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The Florida Department of Transportation has released a report that examines efforts to employ SafetyAnalyst, a new tool that may help states determine system-wide safety-based design decisions by incorporating steps from the roadway safety management process.
SafetyAnalyst was developed as a cooperative effort by the Federal Highway Administration and participating state and local agencies.