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170.144—What are eligible highway safety projects?

The following are examples of activities that can be considered as highway safety projects:
(a) Highway alignment improvement;
(b) Bridge widening;
(c) Pedestrian paths/sidewalks and bus shelters;
(d) Installation and replacement of signs when designated as, or made part of, a highway safety project;
(e) Construction improvements that enhance and promote safe travel on IRRs, such as guardrail construction and traffic markings;
(f) Development of a safety management system;
(g) Education and outreach highway safety programs, such as use of child safety seats, defensive driving, and Mothers Against Drunk Drivers;
(h) Development of a highway safety plan designed to reduce traffic accidents and deaths, injuries, and property damage;
(i) Collecting data on traffic-related deaths, injuries and accidents;
(j) Impaired driver initiatives;
(k) Child safety seat programs; and
(l) Purchasing necessary specific traffic enforcement equipment, such as radar equipment, breathalyser, video cameras.