Transportation Safety Resource Center (TSRC) 2007
Sarah Weissman, Mohsen A. Jafari, Patrick Szary, Ali Maher
Abstract
Sarah Weissman, Mohsen A. Jafari, Patrick Szary, Ali Maher
Abstract
The Transportation Safety Resource Center (TSRC) is the vital link in a collaborative partnership created among federal and state transportation agencies, local stakeholders, academic institutions, and the private sector to provide resources and solutions that address issues of safety on New Jersey’s roads. TSRC functions as an extension of the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Division of Traffic Engineering and Safety. Working with federal, state, and local agencies—including the New Jersey office of the Federal Highway Administration—TSRC coordinates with municipalities to help them align their efforts with key safety initiatives already under way at the state, metropolitan planning organization (MPO), and county levels.
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The Transportation Safety Resource Center (TSRC) is the vital link in a collaborative partnership created among federal and state transportation agencies, local stakeholders, academic institutions, and the private sector to provide resources and solutions that address issues of safety on New Jersey’s roads. TSRC functions as an extension of the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Division of Traffic Engineering and Safety. Working with federal, state, and local agencies—including the New Jersey office of the Federal Highway Administration—TSRC coordinates with municipalities to help them align their efforts with key safety initiatives already under way at the state, metropolitan planning organization (MPO), and county levels.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, General partnership, Administration (probate law), Business, Transport engineering, State (computer science), Public administration, Resource (disambiguation)