Home | Safe Streets and Roads for All Clearinghouse

Accordion Menu

Need Support? Start with Frequently Asked Questions.

What is the SS4A Technical Assistance Center and how can it help me

The SS4A TAC is a national technical assistance center that provides free, practical support to SS4A grant recipients. We help grant recipients solve real roadway safety and administrative challenges through tools, templates, peer examples, and direct assistance.

I'm looking for SS4A Resources

Start with the Grant Recipient Roadmap, which organizes resources and trainings to help at every stage of your grant. If you are developing an Action Plan, visit the Action Plan Hub of the Clearinghouse for guidance and peer examples you can apply to your SS4A project work.

I'm newly in charge of our SS4A grant as staffing in my organization changed

Let the SS4A TAC know! Email SS4A.FHWA@dot.gov, and the SS4A TAC will connect you to resources and your SS4A POC. Then, review the Grant Recipient Roadmap for training and information about expectations and key resources for each step!

FAQ Home Page Textarea

Visit All FAQs

Grant Recipient Roadmap

The SS4A Grant Recipient Roadmap includes four steps:

Onboarding
Grant Agreement Execution
Performing the Project Work, Getting Reimbursed, and Reporting
Project Closeout

Click each of these steps and explore their activities, timing, and outcomes.

Crosswalk with many pedestrians crossing. Image Credit: AdobeStock_482691976 — Image Credit: AdobeStock_482691976

Hot Topics

Proven Safety Countermeasures

highway toward scenic mountainscape with sparse traffic. Image Credit: AdobeStock_502427825 — Image Credit: AdobeStock_502427825

FHWA has identified 28 Proven Safety Countermeasures effective in significantly reducing deaths and serious injuries on our Nation’s highways, roads, and streets. Each countermeasure addresses at least one safety focus area: speed management, intersections, roadway departures, and pedestrians/bicyclists.