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Strategic Highway Safety Plan 2026-2030

What is the SHSP?

Nevada’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) is a statewide safety plan and framework for reducing fatalities and serious injuries on Nevada’s roadways. The SHSP establishes goals and strategies developed in collaboration with federal, state, local, and private-sector safety stakeholders. The SHSP is updated every five years. The SHSP Action Plan is a supplemental document to the SHSP, and identifies the specific action steps and output measures for strategies within the SHSP. The Action Plan is updated annually, or as action steps are completed.

2026-2030 Nevada Strategic Highway Safety Plan   |    VRU Safety Assessment 

 

 

Strategy Teams

Safer People Safer Roads Safer Vehicles Safer Speeds Post-Crash Care

 

Task Forces

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Human
Factors		 Impaired
Driving		 Intersections  Lane
Departures		 Post-Crash Care/
Emergency Services		 Rural/Tribal
Communities		 Safer Speeds Vulnerable
Road Users
Safety Committees
Nevada’s traffic committees include a cross-section of representatives from public and private sectors, working together and collaborating on proactive planning, data-driven solutions and legislative actions that will help make our roads safer today, tomorrow and into the future.
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NVACTS

Nevada Advisory Committee on Traffic Safety

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TRCC

Traffic Records Coordinating Committee

Archive Resources

Nevada SHSP 2011-2015  |  Nevada SHSP 2016-2020  |  Nevada SHSP 2021-2025

 

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