Acronyms, References, and Bibliography
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List of Acronyms
AAA | American Automobile Association |
ADOT | Arizona Department of Transportation |
ALISS | Accident Location Identification and Surveillance System |
BEO | Branch of Engineering Operations |
BIA | Bureau of Indian Affairs |
BIADOT | Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Transportation |
BIAHSO | Bureau of Indian Affairs Highway Safety Office |
CDC | Center for Disease Control |
CFR | Code of Federal Regulations |
DOJ | Department of Justice |
FHWA | Federal Highway Administration |
FY | Fiscal Years |
GOHS | Governor's Office on Highway Safety |
GPS | Global Positioning System |
HBRRP | Highway Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Program |
HES | Hazard Elimination Program A federally funded program, administered through the states, that is directed at improving the safety of roadway facilities. |
HPMS | Highway Performance Monitoring System A federal system of roadway and traffic data collected by the states for all public roads. |
HPR | Highway Planning and Research |
HSIP | Highway Safety Improvement Program A program that has the objective of reducing the number and severity of accidents and decreasing the potential for accidents on roadways. |
IHS | Indian Health Service |
IM | Interstate Maintenance |
IRR | Indian Reservation Roads Program |
IRR Negotiated Rule-Making Process
A joint tribal, BIA and FHWA process to update IRR rules and the funding formula for recommendation to the Secretary of Interior.
ITS | Intelligent Transportation System |
LTAP | Local Technical Assistance Program |
MIS | Management Information System |
MMUCC | Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria A federal project that identified the minimum crash data that needs to be collected by law enforcement personnel. |
MVC | Motor Vehicle Crash |
NHI | National Highway Institute |
NHS | National Highway System |
NHTSA | National Highway Trafic Safety Administration |
ROW | Rights of Way |
SMS | Safety Management System |
STP | Surface Transportation Program |
Surface Transportation Reauthorization
Multi-year (usually six) authorization of federal highway and transit funding programs.
TEA21 | Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century |
THSIP | Tribal Highway Safety Improvement Program |
TIP | Tribal Improvement Plan |
TraCS | Traffic and Criminal Software System Motor vehicle crash data collection and coordination software developed by the Federal Highway Administration FHWA and the Iowa Department of ransportation. |
TTAP | Tribal Tehnical Assistance Program |
USC | United States Code |
USDOT | United States Department of Transportation |
WSDOT | Washington State Department of Transportation |
References
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- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Arizona Injury Surveillance and Prevention Plan, 2002 - 2005."
- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Health Status Profile of American Indians in Arizona, 1998."
- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Health Status Profile of American Indians in Arizona, 1999."
- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Health Status Profile of American Indians in Arizona, 2000."
- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Health Status Profile of American Indians in Arizona, 2001."
- Arizona Department of Health Services. "Health Status Profile of American Indians in Arizona, 2002."
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Arizona's Date with ALISS, An Introduction to the Arizona Traffic Records System." Traffic Records Coordinating Committee. February, 1971.
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Motor Vehicle Crash Facts, 1998."
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Motor Vehicle Crash Facts, 1999."
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Motor Vehicle Crash Facts, 2000."
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Motor Vehicle Crash Facts, 2001."
- Arizona Department of Transportation. "Motor Vehicle Crash Facts, 2002."
- Arizona Department of Transportation - Local Government Section. " Hazard Elimination System (HES)." No date.
- Arizona Department of Transportation, Traffic Engineering Group. "The Arizona Highway Safety Improvement Program Manual, Draft". December 23, 2003.
- California Department of Transportation - Division of Local Assistance. "Local Assistance Program Guidelines, Chapter 9 Hazard Elimination Safety (HES)". October 31, 2001.
- Center for Disease Control. Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System for the year 2000.
- Minnesota Department of Transportation - Office of Traffic Engineering & ITS. "HES Hazard Elimination Safety Program TEA 21 State of Minnesota Program Criteria". July, 2003.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Uniform Guidelines for State Highway Safety Programs, Highway Safety Program, Guideline No. 10 - "Traffic Records".
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Uniform Guidelines for State Highway Safety Programs, Highway Safety Program, Guideline No. 21 - "Roadway Safety".
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. "Traffic Records Assessment On-Site Workbook." Washington D.C. 1999. Requisition Ref. Number NTS-01-7-05244.
- National Model for the Statewide Application of Data Collection & Management Technology to Improve Highway Safety Including the Traffic and Criminal Software (TraCS). Email: national.model@dot.state.ia.us.
- Oregon Department of Transportation - Technical Services, Traffic Management Section. "Hazard Elimination Program (HEP), A Guide to Developing Federally Funded Roadway Safety Projects". October, 2002.
- Rhode Island Department of Transportation. Rhode Island Electronic Accident Reporting System (EARS). Contact: Chief Traffic Engineer, RI Dept. of Transportation, 2 Capitol Hill, #370, Providence, RI 02903. (401) 222-2694.
- United States. 23 Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter 1, Subchapter J - Highway Safety, Part 924 - "Highway Safety Improvement Program". April 2, 2002 Edition.
- United States. Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration. "Federal Lands Highway Program; Management Systems Pertaining to the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Indian Reservation Roads Program". Final Rule. Federal Register 27 February 2004, pp 9490-9502.
- United States. Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration. E-Mail titled "Tribal Highway Safety Improvement Project" from Kenneth Epstein to Esther Corbett. June 4, 2004.
- United States. Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration. Memorandum titled "Funding for Safety Activities" from Director, Office of Engineering to Mr. Jerald P. Clark. September 23, 1993.
- United States. Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration & National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in Cooperation with the National Governors' Association of Highway Safety Representatives. "Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC)". August, 1998.
- United States. Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration & National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. "Safety Management Systems: Good Practices for Development and Implementation". May 1996. Available @ FHWA, Office of Safety, Room 3407, 400 Seventh St., SW., Washington, DC 20590, or electronically.
- United States. US Code, Title 23, Chapter 2, Section 204 (c). (PDF Only)
- United States. US Code, Title 23, Chapter 1, Section 132. (PDF Only)
- Washington State Department of Transportation - Highways and Local Programs. "Hazard Elimination Safety (HES) Program".
- Wisconsin Department of Transportation. "Northwest Wisconsin Tribal Governments Federal Aid Transportation Program Guidelines". October, 2001.
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