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Crash Benefit of Non-Motorized Facilities

Status:  Complete
Report Date:  02/25/2026

Summary:

This project will work to quantify the safety benefit (based on crash data) of non-motorized facilities (pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, bump outs, median islands, enhanced crossings, RRFB, etc.). This data is important for agencies to make informed (data driven) decisions on how effective these facilities are at reducing crashes and providing a safer environment.

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Project Personnel:

Principal Investigator:  Renae Kuehl
Co-Principal Investigator:  Nicole Bitzan, Howard Preston
Technical Liaison:  Mark Vizecky
Project Coordinator:  David Glyer
Panel Members: 
    Andrew Wrucke - University of Minnesota LTAP
    Chris Long - City of Minnetonka
    Cindy Voigt - City of Duluth / Engineer
    Hannah Pritchard - Transit and Active Transportation
    Joe Gustafson - Washington County Public Works - Engineer
    Kristi Sebastian - FHWA - Minnesota Division Office
    Krysten S. Foster - Stonebrooke Engineering
    Mark Ray - City of Burnsville
    Rashmi Brewer - State Aid for Local Transp
    Rich Sanders - Polk County
    Sonja Piper - Traffic Engineering
    Steven Prusak - State Aid for Local Transp
    Ted Schoenecker - State Aid for Local Transp
    Victor Lund - St. Louis County Public Works - Engineer