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3 BACKGROUND The NHTSA estimates that 34,080 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes in the United states in 2012 (1)
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4 • The diversity in organizational structure and capabilities of local jurisdictions. • The limited training and expertise in roadway safety practices at the local level.
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5 TABLE 1 MIRE FDEs FOR ALL PUBLIC ROADS WITH AADT ≥ 400 VEHICLES PER DAY FDE (MIRE Number) a Definition Roadway Segment Segment Identifier (12)
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6 FDE (MIRE Number) a Definition Roadway Type at Beginning Ramp Terminal (195)
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7 the four Peer Exchanges. The RSDPCA and Peer Exchanges provided information directly relevant to this synthesis.
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8 Chapter two -- Data Collection: addresses what data are collected at the local level and at the state level for crash, roadway, and traffic data. This chapter also discusses any data sharing agreements between local agencies and state agencies.
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