The SS4A Southern Nevada Action Plan is a community-driven initiative led by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries across Southern Nevada. Through community engagement and data-driven strategies, this plan will identify and implement solutions to make roadways safer for all users— people who walk, cycle, ride transit, and drive.
Too many lives are lost or forever changed due to preventable traffic crashes in Southern Nevada. Southern Nevada has experienced a steady increase in traffic-related deaths over the past several years. Lifechanging crashes don’t just impact people who drive; people who walk, cycle, ride transit, and motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable and are disproportionately affected. The region’s current roadway designs need to be adjusted to prioritize safety for all users.
The SS4A Southern Nevada Action Plan is analyzing the entire region of Southern Nevada. The following jurisdictions are also participating as project partners:
The total cost of the project is about $2 million. The RTC received funding through the federal Safe Streets for All program and matched 20 percent of that amount.
Community involvement is essential to identify areas where safety improvements are needed. The RTC conducted a Regional Survey in Summer 2025 to gather community input. In addition to community input, the project team has developed a High-Injury Network (HIN) map that includes recent historical data collected from crashes. This map visually identifies locations at high risk for crashes, deaths and serious injuries.
May-August 2025
September 2025-February 2026
March-May 2026