With increased enforcement on rural roads in kansas, our goal would be to reduce fatal crashes by 2% in CMV and noncommercial motor vehicles and reduce injury crashes by 2% in CMV and non-commercial…

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) awarded a $1,307,178 Project Grant under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements program (CFDA 20.237) to the Kansas Highway Patrol. The goal of this 2-year grant, effective September 1, 2024, is to reduce fatal crashes by 2% and injury crashes by 2% involving commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) and non-commercial motor vehicles through increased enforcement on rural roads in Kansas. The grant funding will support enhanced enforcement activities focused on speeding, dangerous moving violations, and occupant protection violations for both CMVs and non-commercial motor vehicles. This project aligns with the FMCSA's objectives to improve commercial vehicle safety, compliance, and technological capabilities through innovative interventions and targeted enforcement efforts.

With increased enforcement on rural roads in kansas, our goal would be to reduce fatal crashes by 2% in CMV and noncommercial motor vehicles and reduce injury crashes by 2% in CMV and non-commercial motor vehicles. To increase enforcement on commercial and non-commercial motor vehicles that will focus on violations that include speed, dangerous moving violations, and occupant protection.