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Upcoming AASHTO Publications and Initiatives Overview - April 2009

This report provides an overview of upcoming publications and initiatives from AASHTO as of April 29, 2009. Key publications include the Safe Routes to School Guidebook and the Highway Safety Manual, with drafts currently under review. Additional guidance on transit vehicles and roadside design is scheduled for release. The report also highlights strategic plans for AASHTO and SCOH, updates on the highway safety plan, and initiatives related to the Recovery Act and AASHTOWare. Important resolutions and staff changes are also noted.

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Upcoming AASHTO Publications and Initiatives Overview - April 2009

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  1. AASHTO Report SCOHTS Tony Kane April 29, 2009

  2. Upcoming Publications • Safe Routes to School Guidebook - 2010 • Highway Safety Manual – Draft is complete and being reviewed by Task Force. Ballot expected by late summer. • Guide for Transit Vehicles and Facilities on Streets and Highways – Ballot expected this fall. • Roadside Design Guide - 2010 • Green Book - 2010

  3. Other Initiatives • New Strategic Plan for AASHTO (BOD May 2009) • New Strategic Plan for SCOH • Updated AASHTO strategic highway safety plan—2010/11 timeframe • New AASHTOWare—Safety Analyst • ARRA-Recovery Act and safety/traffic/ITS projects • Authorization in FFY 2010 • Resolutions for SCOHTS • AASHTO staff changes

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