The East Central Intergovernmental Association (ECIA) and the Institute for Transportation at Iowa State University (InTrans) are developing a transportation safety action plan to identify issues and reduce fatalities and serious injuries for all roadway users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and drivers. With input from communities across the region, the plan will identify key safety concerns, recommend effective countermeasures, and map out strategies for funding and implementing its recommendations.
Draft Plan
The draft East Central Iowa Transportation Safety Plan is now available. Click the links below to access the plan and related materials.
Draft Plan
Appendix A. Dubuque MPO Sites
Appendix B. RPA Region Sites
Appendix C. Countermeasure Summary Table
Appendix D. City Overview Reports
Appendix E. Community Engagement Results
Interactive Map
Explore the Potential for Crash Reduction (PCR) analysis results through an interactive map highlighting the areas with the greatest opportunity for safety improvement.
View the Interactive Map
Provide Your Feedback
Use the feed back form to provide your input on the draft plan.
Complete the Feedback Form
More Information
Development of the plan is being funded by a US DOT Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) planning grant. The grant will fund development of a comprehensive safety action plan for 58 cities. 57 of the 58 cities are located in four Iowa counties: Clinton, Delaware, Dubuque, and Jackson. The remaining city, East Dubuque, is located in Jo Daviess County, Illinois. The study area does not include the city of Clinton, Iowa or the unincorporated areas of the four Iowa counties. Clinton has a previously adopted transportation safety plan and planning for the unincorporated areas will be done as part of a separate project that is being carried out by the county engineers. See the map of the study area below.
Click here to watch a video and learn more about the plan.
Get Involved!
We need your help to make our streets safer! Click here to share your safety concerns in the mapping tool and to take the survey. Check back often for project updates and information on future community input meetings and events.
Study Area Map