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Safe Speed

From 2018-2022, the number of fatal speeding crashes generally increased. A total of 505 speeding-related fatalities and 452 fatal speeding-related crashes occurred on Nevada roadways during this time frame.

The Nevada Crash Data Dashboard provides information on who is involved in speed-related driving fatalities and fatal crashes, where and when these crashes occurred, and why they happened. Nevada’s strategies to reduce speed-related driving fatalities and serious injuries are listed below. Read more about the Speed Management Action Plan here.

Zero Fatalities
Task Force Leaders

Vice Chair: Todd Hartline, Department of Public Safety – Office of Traffic Safety

Facilitator: Tiffany Patrick, Kimley-Horn

Strategies
  1. Advance the use of infrastructure techniques and technology to manage target speeds and set speed limits.
  2. Utilize high-visibility speeding enforcement targeted at high-risk locations to reduce crash severity.
  3. Improve effectiveness of education and outreach about safe speed and aggressive driving.
Resources
DocumentsDownloadDates
School Zone Speed Study ReportPDF2024
Nevada Speed Management Action PlanPDF2022