SAFE STREETS FOR ALL

COMPREHENSIVE SAFETY ACTION PLAN

Help Build A Safer Cheyenne

Safe Streets for All – Cheyenne Comprehensive Safety Action Plan

Each year, crashes on Cheyenne’s roads result in serious injuries and lives lost. Many of these incidents can be prevented. The Safety Action Plan helps Cheyenne better understand safety risks like speeding, visibility, and crossing challenges. It also identifies solutions that make streets safer for everyone.

The Safety Action Plan will guide:
• Targeted improvements on high-injury roads
• Policy and program changes
• Ongoing safety education and outreach

You Shared. We Listened

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback through the interactive map, survey, and community events.

You told us you want:

  • Safer intersections
  • Better places to walk and bike
  • Improved lighting and visibility
  • Slower, safer speeds

View the Comment Map (Read-Only)

We Learned: Your feedback matched what the data shows. From 2020–2024:

  • Serious crashes are concentrated on a small number of roads and intersections
  • Speeding and impairment are key factors
  • People walking and biking face greater risk of serious injury

 

Explore the data in the Interactive Safety Dashboard

What This Means

Serious crashes can happen anywhere, but they are not random. The data shows patterns in where and how they occur. By focusing on higher-risk locations and proven solutions, Cheyenne can make meaningful progress toward reducing serious injuries and saving lives.

What is Safe Streets for All (SS4A)

SS4A is a federal grant program from the U.S. Department of Transportation that supports local efforts to improve roadway safety and save lives. In Cheyenne, the plan is led by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) in partnership with the City of Cheyenne, Laramie County, and other local partners. Read more about the SS4A program on the USDOT website: https://www.transportation.gov/grants/SS4A.