Pedestrian Safety Around RoundaboutsStatus: ActiveProject Start Date: 04/03/2023Subscribe for Updates Summary: The LRRB and RIC have identified the need to evaluate the safety of pedestrian at roundabouts. This implementation project will address the following questions: • Should a channelized right turn or RRFB be constructed before a roundabout? • What additional education/awareness/enforcement of pedestrian safety at roundabouts and the use of RRFBs is necessary? • Working in partnership with law enforcement, review, and update education awareness, as well as enforcement policies. • Review crash data for trends or safety issues at roundabouts. Does the crash data give insight of design features that pose safety issues for pedestrians? • How to better accommodate the visually impaired? • What lighting practices are best? The objective of this project is to create a toolkit of all the design elements that can be implemented to address safety at roundabouts and create an outreach document that can educate drivers and pedestrians. Final Deliverables: Related Materials: Related Research: Pedestrian User Experience at Roundabouts