Lumberton township is proposing to will create an action plan to formulate best practices in applying low-cost roadway safety treatments and identify and correct common risks across the network to…

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the Township of Lumberton $372,000 on March 19, 2026, under the Safe Streets and Roads for All program (CFDA 20.939) to develop and implement a comprehensive roadway safety action plan across the township's 13 square miles.

Lumberton Township will create an action plan to formulate best practices in applying low-cost roadway safety treatments, identify and correct common risks across the road network, and prevent additional roadway deaths and serious injuries. The scope includes identification of infrastructure improvements, policy and process changes, education and outreach initiatives, and safe routes development. The project encompasses demonstration activities using temporary traffic control equipment to observe possible improvements and test interventions.

The award period extends through March 18, 2031, with work performed in Lumberton Township, New Jersey.

Lumberton township is proposing to will create an action plan to formulate best practices in applying low-cost roadway safety treatments and identify and correct common risks across the network to ultimately prevent additional roadway deaths and serious injuries within lumberton townships 13 square miles. This application includes the identification of infrastructure improvements, policy and processes, education and outreach, and safe routes. This project also includes demonstration activities. This may include temporary traffic control equipment that may alter traffic patterns to observe possible improvements.