Formal Safety Funding Program supports Ohio highway safety projects at sites with persistent fatal or injury crashes, funding complex improvements where low-cost measures have not resolved the problem.
Funder: Ohio Department of Transportation
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Funding Amounts: Higher-cost highway safety improvements
Summary: Supports complex highway safety improvements where fatal or injury crashes persist despite low-cost measures.
Key Information: Projects must address locations where low-cost safety improvements have failed to solve the problem.
The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Formal Safety Funding Program is part of the Highway Safety Improvement Program. Managed by the Office of Transportation and Economic Development, it supports higher-cost, more complex improvements at locations with a history of fatal or injury crashes where low-cost safety measures have not solved the problem. These projects receive a more detailed review through the formal safety application process.
Funding priority goes to locations identified as state or regional safety priorities or covered by a completed local road safety plan. The office manages the program as part of its work in highway safety, capital program delivery, and strategic infrastructure investment.