The bipartisan infrastructure law (BIL), section 24112 created the safe streets and roads for all (SS4A) grant program to support local initiatives to prevent deaths and serious injuries on roads…

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded the City of Oceanside, California $400,000 in Project Grant funding under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program (CFDA 20.939) on August 27, 2025. The award supports the development and enhancement of the City of Oceanside SS4A Action Plan through supplemental planning and demonstration activities designed to prevent roadway fatalities and serious injuries. Eligible activities funded under this award include developing a comprehensive safety action plan, conducting road safety audits, performing data collection and analysis, and engaging stakeholders through collaborative planning efforts.

The grant also supports demonstration activities such as feasibility studies using quick-build strategies, traffic engineering studies, and pilot programs for behavioral, operational, and technological safety initiatives. The project extends through August 27, 2028, providing the City of Oceanside with a three-year implementation period to complete planning activities, develop complementary safety plans, and execute demonstration projects that advance the city's comprehensive approach to transportation safety for all road users including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists.

The bipartisan infrastructure law (BIL), section 24112 created the safe streets and roads for all (SS4A) grant program to support local initiatives to prevent deaths and serious injuries on roads and streets. Planning and demonstration grants provide federal funds to eligible applicants to develop or complete a comprehensive safety action plan. These grants may also fund supplemental planning and demonstration activities to support or enhance an existing action plan. Supplemental planning activities could include but are not limited to: developing additional complementary safety plans; road safety audits; conducting data collection and analysis; updating existing action plans; and stakeholder engagement and collaboration. Demonstration activities could include but are not limited to: feasibility studies using quick-build strategies; various mutcd engineering studies; and pilot programs for behavioral and operational activities, as well as for new technologies. The project contained herein provides SS4A grant funds to support or enhance an action plan and/or conduct supplemental planning and/or demonstration activities in support of an action plan. IT is presented to the city of oceanside, CA for the project 'city of oceanside SS4A action plan'; UEI-#Q7GAM2JK79C1.