City of St. Louis TMP Safety Action Plan Activity
City of St. Louis TMP Safety Action Plan Activity
One part of the TMP is the Safety Action Plan, which is a plan to identify the City's high-injury areas and prioritize safer mobility. The main outcome is a priority list of street redesign projects that will make the greatest impact on transportation safety, and recommendations for system changes that can be applied to all City streets.
For this activity, please look at the maps below of the High Injury Network and Priority Projects, and give us your feedback.
To see the Capital Improvements Projects already in the planning, design, and construction stages, see the map here.
High Injury Network Map
A High Injury Network is a group of streets and sidewalks in the City with the most severe crash history. This map shows the areas with the greatest number of fatal and serious injury crashes. The TMP team is investigating the root causes of the crashes. The red lines are in the top 10% of most severe crashes. The yellow lines are in the top 25% of most severe crashes. The hashed lines are railroads, and the green areas are parks.
Priority Projects Map
The City has plans to address safety issues along many areas of the High Injury Network. The purple lines show planned and ongoing safety projects. The hashed lines show ongoing traffic studies to evaluate needed changes. The red lines with letters do not currently have a planned project and are recommended as priority projects to study.
The red line areas with letters are also listed below.
A: Broadway from City Limits to Carrie
B: Lindell from Kingshighway
C: Florissant from Palm to 14th St.
D: Broadway & River City Casino Blvd
E: Hampton from Arsenal to Nottingham
F: Graovis from City Limits to Shenandoah
G: Chippewa from City Limits to Lindenwood
H: Chippewa from Kingshighway to Gravois:
I: MLK from City Limits to Kingshighway
J: Natural Bridge from Goodfellow to Shreve
K: Riverview Blvd. from W. Florissant to City Limits
