Military Bases

Safer Roads Save Lives

Military Bases are self-contained areas that can be as large and complex as any small city.  While there are some differences in the rules governing military bases, many of the same roadway safety issues found in public roadway areas are also faced by those in charge of base operations.

This section of ATSSA's Roadway Safety Outreach website is designed to assist those officials and individuals involved with base operations and management, providing them with the tools necessary to manage roadway safety issues.

THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED
the 41st Military/Civilian Transportation Safety  Workshop
November 4-5, 2009
Ft. Eustis Officer's Club
Ft. Eustis, Virginia

2009 Military/Civilian Workshop Presentations
	Development of a Tool to Identify High Risk Drivers Intersection Safety Proposed Amendments to the MUTCD Road Safety Audits Presentation Saving Lives in Virginia and America The Virginia 136 Project TREDS Part 1 TREDS Part 2 TREDS Road Test Virginia DOT Presentation What's New in Virginia Why Can't I Get the Media to Pay Attention to Traffic Safety

Resources and Helpful Links

National Traffic Control Device Standards can be viewed by accessing the MUTCD.

ATSSA's Work Zone Safety Training courses can be accessed by clicking here.

Worker Visibility Requirements

a. 634 - Fire Revision (from Federal Register)
b. Vest information - nfpa (from Responder Knowledge Base)
c. Safety Vest Requirement Presentation
d. High Visibility Apparel Poster
e. International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA)

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For Emergency Responders

Information from the MUTCD

Information relating to Temporary Traffic Control Operations can be viewed by clicking here - scroll down to the section labeled, "Part 6 - Temporary Traffic Control."

Click here to view Emergency Response information.

Training

ATSSA's Emergency Response Training Courses can be viewed by clicking here.

Schools

Click on the link to see "Putting Safety in the Safe Routes to School Program, A School Administrator's Guide" (source:  ATSSA)

Other Helpful Links:
• Facts About Teen Drivers
• Pedestrians and Bicyclists

Other Resources:
•National Center for the Safe Routes to School Program
•Safe Routes to School Program Guidance
•Safe Routes to School State Coordinators (Interactive Index Map)
•Safe Routes to School State-by-State Funding
•Q & A for State Routes to School Coordinators
•Title 23 CFR 450 - Planning Assistance and Standards

Take Action

Visit ATSSA's Grassroots website