Background
What is a Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP)?
A Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP) provides a framework for analyzing, identifying, and prioritizing roadway safety improvements to reduce severe injury and fatal collisions on local roadways. The LRSP supports a holistic approach to addressing road safety for all road users and also contributes to the California Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP), which aims to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries across the State’s roadways.
Why is an LRSP important?
Development of a LRSP will help San Mateo County get funding to build roadway improvements that will positively impact everyone residing in and traveling through San Mateo County, especially the most vulnerable communities.
Project Details
C/CAG is developing a Countywide Local Roadway Safety Plan to improve motorist, bicyclist and pedestrian safety on local streets and roads throughout San Mateo County. Every year, people are killed or seriously injured due to speeding, running red lights, and other factors that put other motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians at risk. Please get involved to help improve street and road safety in your community! Check this project page often to learn about upcoming public meetings, pop-up events in your community and other ways to get involved in the Countywide Local Roadway Safety Plan development.
Project Timeline (Click to Enlarge)
Draft Countywide Local Road Safety Plan
After hearing robust input from the community and using data collected on traffic patterns and incidents, C/CAG has developed the draft Countywide Local Road Safety Plan. Read the draft plan here: Local Roadway Safety Plan
- Atherton Chapter
- Belmont Chapter
- Brisbane Chapter
- Colma Chapter
- East Palo Alto Chapter
- Foster City Chapter
- Hillsborough Chapter
- Half Moon Bay Chapter
- San Carlos Chapter
- Woodside Chapter
- Countywide Chapter
Get Involved
The draft Countywide Local Roadway Safety Plan is available for public review and comment until April 26, 2024. Community input, including comments and questions, are welcomed at dpw_ccaglrsp@smcgov.org
Thank you for your participation in Phases I and II outreach! We appreciate the opportunity to share the project with you and receive your valuable feedback. During these phases of outreach, we heard from local communities on the specific locations and road safety priorities that concerned them, solicited input on priority locations for safety improvements, and collected feedback on potential countermeasures to reduce fatalities and serious injuries.
Meetings
The project team will be presenting the public draft plan at the following meetings:
- C/CAG Congestion Management Program Technical Advisory Committee Meeting – 1:15pm on 3/21/24
- C/CAG Congestion Management and Environmental Quality Committee Meeting – 3pm on 3/25/24
- C/CAG Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting – 6:30pm on 3/28/24
- C/CAG Board of Directors – 6:30pm on 4/11/24
Past Outreach
Phase 1: Countywide LRSP Map Public Input Platform (Closed September 30, 2023)
If you missed the Phase I webinar, you can view the recording by clicking on the “Countywide Virtual Kick-Off Meeting” link in the table below or view the presentation located in the resources section: “LRSP Community Meeting” link.
Past Events
Events/Meetings | Date |
Countywide Virtual Kick-off Meeting (Click for recording) | Thursday, August 10 at 6pm |
East Palo Alto Farmers Market | Wednesday, August 16 from 8:30am- 1:30pm |
Half Moon Bay Farmers Market | Saturday, August 19, 9am-1pm |
Foster City Summer Days | Sunday, August 20, 11am-5pm |
San Carlos Block Party | Sunday, August 27, 4-8pm |
Belmont Farmers’ Market | Sunday, December 17, 2023, 9am-1pm |
Woodside Public Library | Wednesday, December 20, 2023, 3-7pm |
Colma BART Station | Tuesday, January 9, 2024, 9am-1pm |
Atherton Library | Tuesday, January 16, 2024, 3-7pm |
Brisbane Farmer’s Market | Thursday, January 18, 2024, 2-6pm |
Phase II Outreach
Phase 2 outreach solicited community input on these draft priority location maps, which were developed using data collected on traffic patterns and incidents and will be finalized after receiving input from respective communities and other stakeholders. Final maps may be different than draft versions. Please note some jurisdictions (10 out of 21) already have an existing or concurrently developing their own safety plan and do not have identified locations as part of this work.
- Atherton
- Belmont
- Brisbane
- Colma
- East Palo Alto
- Foster City
- Hillsborough
- Half Moon Bay
- Portola Valley
- San Carlos
- Woodside
Project Resources
To learn more about the Local Roadway Safety Plan, see below for additional resources.
As we move forward with drafting the Countywide Local Roadway Safety Plan we want to thank the communities for providing valuable input in each phase as it will help shape the final draft plan. Your input is vital to developing a comprehensive countywide plan and we look forward to sharing updates via this project webpage. Please let us know what questions you have and how we can support your participation.
For questions about the project, please reach out directly to project staff at: jlacap@smcgov.org or egaye@smcgov.org.