Who Are We?

The Community Traffic Safety Program is a multi-disciplined Federal, State and Local Government endorsed program developed to reduce the number of traffic crashes that occur on Florida roadways. The program was created in response to federal legislation (the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1990), which calls for local participation, and solutions to traffic crashes, injuries and fatalities on local roadways.

Our membership consists of professionals in four disciplines: Law Enforcement, Engineering, Emergency Services and Education. We possess the resources and skills to directly impact the epidemic problems that Florida faces on our roadways.

Armed with carefully developed missions, goals and objectives, the Committee undertake projects and activities and serve as a resource to any and all communities, local government agencies and roadway users to assist in the reduction of traffic crashes and the related injuries and fatalities on our roadways.

News

• Recipes for the Road in the News!

• Jaywalking Crackdown to Begin Soon

• FHWA - Pinellas County Pedestrian Safety 3E Campaign Presentation
  
  
• FHWA - Pinellas County
  PSAP Presentation
  
  
• Hillsborough County - Motorcycle Safety Community Action Plan
  
  
• Before and After Analysis: Nebraska Avenue Road Diet, Hillsborough County
  
  
• Pasco PSAP Final Report
  
  
• Planning & Designing for Pedestrian Safety Webinar Presentation
  

• District VII Traffic Crash Facts (1998 - 2010)

• 2011 Davis Productivity Award
  
  
• NHTSA 2008 Traffic Safety Facts Data Summary Booklet
  
  
• Traffic Safety Fact Sheets
  
  
• Pinellas County PSAP presentation and report
  
  
• Hillsborough County PSAP presentation and report
  
  
• Mock Crash Event at Gaither High School
  
  
• Become a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician
  
  
• Official Internet Site of the Florida Legislature
  
  
• July 2009 Final Report for Seat Belt Usage in Florida

• Stop & Look Campaign Photos

• ITE Journal Article: Identifying Factors Affecting the Number of Students Walking or Biking to School
  


• Is Public Service Announcement about texting while driving too graphic?


• Stop & Look Campaign

Recipes for the Road 2013

The Florida Department of Transportation, District 7, presents the 9th edition of Recipes for the Road, a booklet of recipes for non-alcoholic drinks from restaurants throughout the Tampa Bay area to promote their Safety Awareness Program.

To view this year's edition, please click here

 

 

 

FDOT District 7 Secretary Donald Skelton takes a top-down approach to improving safety for pedestrians

 

See The Blindspots Campaign

Many Floridians are not aware of the basic laws of pedestrian safety. Many motorists do not fully understand the rights of pedestrians and bicyclists. In an effort to educate all parties and lower the number of pedestrians and bicyclists injured and killed, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has launched a new pedestrian and bicycle safety campaign called See the Blind Spots. The campaign will feature television, radio, print, outdoor and a website

www.seetheblindspots.com

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Districtwide Traffic Operations Design Build Push Button Contract Evaluation

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