Roadway Safety Data Interoperability Between Local and State Agencies (2014) / Chapter Skim
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45 The objective of this synthesis was to summarize current practices among local and state agencies that use reliable and current data for effective and accurate safety analysis. There was an emphasis on the interoperability of local and state datasets, particularly crash, roadway, and traffic, as well as on the current practices for merging data between local and state agencies.
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46 OVERALL LESSONS LEARNED There were 13 questions in the survey for which there was at least one conflicting response between the state and local agencies in the same state; the majority of these questions were related to collecting and sharing roadway and traffic data. Conversely, there were also several questions in the survey for which both the state and local agencies responded that they collected a particular type of data on local roads or conducted safety analysis on local roads.
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