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    IIJA Section 405(g) Highway Safety Program Pedestrian and Bicyclist Education Media Campaign

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    IIJA Section 405(g) Highway Safety Program Pedestrian and Bicyclist Education Media Campaign funds agencies and universities to deliver safety media campaigns that reduce pedestrian and bicyclist crashes in Alabama.

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    Funder: Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $300,000 for new applicants for one year; no cost match required

    Summary: Supports data-driven pedestrian and bicyclist education media campaigns to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities in Alabama.

    Key Information: Applicants must be state agencies, universities, or local governments with relevant campaign experience and federal project management capacity.


    Description

    The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA), through its Law Enforcement and Traffic Safety (LETS) Division, administers this federally funded public education opportunity under IIJA Section 405(g). It supports pedestrian and bicyclist safety campaigns that increase awareness of safety laws, influence driver and pedestrian behavior, and support enforcement and community-based safety efforts across Alabama.

    Projects include campaign development, accessible video, audio, digital and print production, and paid media placement across digital platforms, television, radio, outdoor advertising and social media. Campaigns should use culturally competent, evidence-based messaging and crash, demographic and behavioral data to target high-risk areas. Priorities include vulnerable road users, particularly youth, older adults and low-income populations. Selected applicants manage campaign delivery, coordinate with ADECA and stakeholders, monitor performance and evaluate effectiveness.


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