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Title 23, United States Code

The section of federal law that deals with highways, roads, and bridges, including how federal money is distributed to states for their transportation projects and safety programs.

Highway safety programs

Federal programs that provide funding to states to improve safety on roads, reduce traffic accidents, and educate the public on safe driving and pedestrian practices.

School zones

Areas around schools where special traffic rules, such as lower speed limits and increased pedestrian awareness, are typically enforced to protect students.

Traffic calming measures

Physical changes made to roads, like speed bumps, narrow lanes, or pedestrian islands, designed to slow down vehicle traffic and improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Automated traffic enforcement

Using technology like cameras to detect and issue tickets for traffic violations, such as speeding or running red lights, often used in sensitive areas like school zones.

Safe Routes to School

A national program that supports projects and activities making it safer and more appealing for children to walk and bike to school.

Regulations