Roundabouts & Tribal Governments Successfully delivering a roundabout project requires coordination with all stakeholders. This naturally includes the road authorities involved, but efforts should also be made to seek input from other public safety providers (i.e., police, fire, EMS) and members of the community. Download Brochure below for more information.
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Walking and Bicycling in Indian Country: Safe Routes to School in Tribal Communities Across the country, towns and cities of all sizes are improving community health and safety and reducing negative effects on the environment through programs and policies that increase walking and bicycling for children and adults. Like other communities, tribal communities have much
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Tribal Transportation Strategic Safety Plan The Tribal Transportation Strategic Safety Plan has been published by the Tribal Transportation Safety Management System Steering Committee. As directed by the FAST Act, the safety plan includes a study that identifies emphasis topics and lists strategies for improving transportation safety in Tribal areas. The plan also includes a list of resources
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Karuk Tribe Increasing Capacity for Transportation Alternatives in Rural Community The Karuk Tribe is nestled in the rugged mountainous terrain of Humboldt and Siskiyou Counties, and consists of Tribal properties and administrative facilities that are located in Orleans, Somes Bar, Happy Camp, and Yreka. These noncontiguous lands of the Tribe are connected by State
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