SafeTREC has collaborated with various organizations to improve traffic safety on tribal lands in California. Explore some of our past programs below:
![Participants in Happy Camp safety assessment](https://safetrec.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/styles/openberkeley_brand_widgets_thumbnail/public/happycampsafetyassessment.jpg?itok=zL1w_PFb×tamp=1568657375)
Tribal Transportation Safety Assessment (TTSA) State Planning Research (SPR)
UC Berkeley SafeTREC in collaboration with National Indian Justice Center (NIJC) conducted the Tribal Transportation Safety Assessment (TTSA) - State Planning Research (SPR) project, funded by the California Department of Transportation(link is external) (Caltrans), Native American Liaison Branch, Office of Race and Equity. This project provided seven (7) Federally-Recognized California Native American Tribal Governments with expert, focused, and independent Tribal Transportation Safety Assessments (TTSA). Learn more about this project.
![Group assessment on tribal road](https://safetrec.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/styles/openberkeley_brand_widgets_thumbnail/public/general/orleanstraining_large.jpg?itok=H4XSpt6n×tamp=1559325224)
Active Transportation Needs Assessments (ATNA) with California Native American Tribes
SafeTREC in partnership with the National Indian Justice Center (NIJC) and the Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria conducted the Active Transportation Needs Assessments (ATNA) for ten (10) Federally-Recognized California Native American Tribes. These assessments documented current and projected needs and safety concerns of pedestrians and bicyclists (including connections with transit where applicable) in the participating tribal communities; the existing conditions of roadway, pedestrian, bicycle, and infrastructure facilities; and recommended short-term and long-term improvements (infrastructure and non-infrastructure). Learn more about this project.