All Roads Transportation Safety Program
All Roads Transportation Safety Program supports Oregon road agencies with infrastructure improvements that address crash hotspots and shared roadway risks to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes.
Funder: Oregon Department of Transportation
Due Dates: November 1, 2026 (Applications open) | January 29, 2027 (Application deadline, close of business) | Spring 2027 (Selection for scoping)
Funding Amounts: Approximately $42 million annually anticipated for 2030–2033, subject to Oregon Transportation Commission determination
Summary: Funds data-driven infrastructure safety improvements on Oregon public roads to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes.
Key Information: Local agencies must provide a 10% non-federal cash match, with alternative funding plans subject to approval.
Description
The All Roads Transportation Safety (ARTS) Program is a competitive Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) program supporting infrastructure improvements on public roads throughout Oregon. Primarily funded through the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program, it works with local road jurisdictions to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes regardless of road ownership. The program promotes infrastructure safety best practices, raises awareness of safety on all roads, and complements behavioral safety efforts.
ARTS funds both hotspot projects at locations with concentrated crash histories and systemic projects applying proven, low-cost measures across locations with shared risks. Systemic focus areas are roadway departures, intersections, and pedestrian and bicycle safety. Selection emphasizes the greatest crash reduction benefit for project cost, using benefit-cost ratios or a pedestrian/bicycle cost-effectiveness index.
