After an alarming rise in crashes impacting students walking to school, Las Vegas Valley officials needed to quickly improve school zone traffic safety. But to identify high-risk areas and ensure improvements would be effective, they needed up-to-date traffic data on 378 school zones — and traditional traffic study methods could delay improvements by months while offering limited insight into how safety risk factors may fluctuate by time of day or academic calendar dates.
Learn how the Clark County Office of Traffic Safety used StreetLight to:
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Create a High Injury Network highlighting school zone crashes
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Identify effective countermeasures based on each school's safety profile
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Incorporate crash data, traffic speeds, volumes, and more into predictive risk and exposure analysis
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Foster transparency and public trust with timely, data-backed responses to resident concerns
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Proactively address traffic safety risks in your community
Analyze crash data alongside other safety indicators like vehicle speeds and volumes.
Evaluate and justify potential countermeasures based on specific risk factors and cost-benefit analysis.
Easily share learnings with agencies, officials, and the public to coordinate efforts and increase trust.
