COLLABORATIVE SCIENCES CENTER FOR ROAD SAFETY (CSCRS) CSCRS is one of five national University Transportation Centers announced in November 2016. The Center unites leading university transportation research, planning, public health, data science and engineering programs with the mission to create and exchange knowledge to advance transportation safety through a multidisciplinary, Safe Systems approach. |
COMMUNITY PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE SAFETY Program (CPBSP) The CPBSP is supported by funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety, and projects are conducted in partnership with California Walks. The overall program goal is to build the capacity of community partners to create safer and more accessible streets for walking and biking in their neighborhoods. CPBSP projects include the Community Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Training Program (CPBST); and the Focus Cities Program. |
COMPLETE STREETS SAFETY ASSESSMENTS (CSSA) |
GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY The Global Road Safety Training Program is involved in innovative research that addresses traffic safety issues around the globe. The Program offers a dynamic creative work environment, mentorship and academic guidance, and opportunities for peer collaboration with leading traffic safety researchers worldwide. |
TRIBAL ROAD SAFETY PROGRAM UC Berkeley SafeTREC has been working since 2014 on a variety of projects to improve road safety for California’s tribal populations, as well as for all population groups that travel to California’s Rancherias and reservations or through their lands. Related projects include Tribal Road Safety Data Collection; Tribal Crash Data Tool; Tribal Transportation Safety Assessments; Active Transportation Needs Assessments with California Native American Tribes; and Tribal Street Story. |
VISITING SCHOLARS PROGRAM The visiting scholar will have direct access to our multi-disciplinary team of researchers within SafeTREC, opportunities for collaboration on research, and access to seminars and courses throughout the university. If you are interested in the program, please contact us at safetrec@berkeley.edu. |