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How Can We Help You?

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I need more help! Who can assist me?

The SS4A Technical Assistance Center offers resources and support for SS4A grant recipients. Please contact SS4A.FHWA@dot.gov and a member of the SS4A TAC team will respond.

How can an SS4A grant recipient provide feedback about the SS4A Technical Assistance Center (TAC) and its resources?

As the SS4A TAC continues to build and create new resources, it will rely on SS4A grant recipient input and recommendations. Please contact SS4A.FHWA@dot.gov with any topics of interest or to provide feedback.

How can an SS4A grant recipient participate in the SS4A Community of Practice (CoP) peer exchanges?

The SS4A TAC team will continue to provide CoP updates on the SS4A Clearinghouse. The SS4A TAC team also emails CoP event information to all SS4A grant recipients and interested stakeholders. Please contact SS4A.FHWA@dot.gov to be added to the CoP mailing list.

Is there a way to find other Community of Practice (CoP) members’ contact information?

To the extent possible, the SS4A Technical Assistance Center (TAC) encourages CoP members to collaborate with one another. In the coming months, the SS4A TAC will ask CoP participants about their preferences on sharing contact information. Please stay tuned for more information.

Who is allowed to participate in the Community of Practice (CoP)? Can a non-designated grant point of contact (POC) for an SS4A grant participate?

SS4A grant recipients are encouraged to join the SS4A CoP if they are interested in contributing to a goal of reducing roadway fatalities and serious injuries. Let’s all work together to share roadway safety challenges and solutions.

How can an SS4A grant recipient get involved in the SS4A Community of Practice (CoP)?

SS4A grant recipients can get involved by joining quarterly CoP and peer exchange meetings, and access multiple resources available on the SS4A Clearinghouse. Please email us at SS4A.FHWA@dot.gov and share any topics of interest for a future meeting or a success story or best practice.