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FY26-DDOT-TPA-Neighborhood Safety and Mobility Study

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District of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)
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Neighborhood Safety and Mobility Studies (NSAMS) evaluate the neighborhood-scale transportation network and identify quickly implementable recommendations to rapidly improve safety, connectivity, and accessibility. Recommendations often rely on tactical materials such as pavement markings, flexposts and limited concrete work to respond to immediate needs and can also test solutions for future capital construction projects. Recommendations focus on a multimodal network of neighborhood streets, which are defined here as Local, Collector, and Minor Arterial streets. This approach supports DDOTs mission to be accountable and provide safe infrastructure for all roadway users. The Neighborhood Safety and Mobility Study concept is an evolution of the Livability Study Program, which DDOT retired in 2020. This evolution represents DDOTs refocused effort on identifying neighborhood-scale transportation improvements with a focus on rapid implementation. DDOT is developing the Neighborhood