The Santa Fe region has experienced automobile crash rates consistently higher than state and national averages.  To alleviate this problem, traffic data from the last six years was organized and then analyzed to produce a list of the top twenty-five most hazardous intersections in the Santa Fe metropolitan planning area.  Each of these intersections was further analyzed to identify crash patterns, and then a final list of safety countermeasures was recommended to the city to improve traffic safety.

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Creator

• Taylor, Jesse Donald
• Downey, Richard Francis
• Nava, Nicholas Alexander
• Casola, Raymond Vincent

Subject

• Security
• Infrastructure
• Well-Being

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-050412-181909

Keyword

• Public safety
• Transportation
• Roads

Advisor

• Carrera, Fabio
• Salazar, Guillermo F.

Year

• 2012

Center

• Santa Fe, New Mexico Project Center - IQP

Sponsor

•  Tibbetts, Mark
• Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization
•  Wilson, Keith

Date created

• 2012-05-04

Location

• Santa Fe

Resource type

• Interactive Qualifying Project

Rights statement

• In Copyright