Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition (RISC)

About The Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition

The Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition (RISC) was created to contribute to the reduction of deaths on America's roadways by improving roadway safety infrastructure through the federal legislative, regulatory and budgetary process.

Throughout the 111th Congress, RISC hopes to shine a light on the need to invest in the safety of the roadway itself. The reauthorization of the "Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), which is scheduled to be completed in 2009, will be a key focus of the coalition.

The RISC member organizations are:

AAA

American Highway Users Alliance

American Public Works Association

American Society of Civil Engineers

American Society of Highway Engineers

American Traffic Safety Services Association

National Association of Counties

National Association of County Engineers

National Association of Development Organizations

To read the Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition's Purpose and Principles document, click here.

RISC News Room

News Releases and Updates on RISC activities can be found here.


	Date			Item
	06/25/10			RISC Letter on HSIP Funding
	03/17/10			RISC Press Release - comments on U.S.-DOT Fatality Report
	03/05/10			RISC Request for Safety Hearing
	07/02/09			AAA Joins Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition
	06/22/09			American Public Works Association Joins Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition (RISC)
	05/27/09			American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) joins Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition (RISC)
	04/06/09			Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition (RISC) welcomes National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) as the newest member of its coalition.
	02/05/09			National Organizations Announce Life Saving Roadway Infrastructure Safety Coalition