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What is the Road Safety Champion Program?

Road safety champion program The Road Safety Champion Program (RSCP) is a nationally recognized certification program that equips professionals with safety-focused skills for managing, maintaining, and designing local roads. The Program focuses on reducing serious injuries and fatalities by building a workforce skilled in road safety. It includes seven main courses and two specialized paths, open to Texas city and county employees. The program will be offered virtually through live sessions and interactive assignments, combining independent online work with hands-on, collaborative exercises.

To complete the program, participants must finish all seven core modules to gain essential road safety knowledge. After completing the main modules, participants must chose and complete one of the two pathways: a) Planning and Engineering, or b) Maintenance and Construction.

Core Modules + Chosen Pathway = Road Safety Champion Certificate

Classes are open to Texas City and County employees, even if you're not pursuing full certification.

Session 1: January - April

Registration Deadline: Please register 5 days prior to the start date of each selected course.

Series 1 Date Course Course Code
Core Modules January 7, 2025 Intro to Road Safety (CM1) 25LTPCM1001
January 14, 2025 Understanding Human Factors (CM2) 25LTPCM2001
January 28, 2025 Introduction to Traffic Safety Culture (CM3) 25LTPCM3001
February 4, 2025 Overview of the MUTCD (CM4) 25LTPCM4001
February 11, 2025 Intersection of Transportation with Public Health and Law Enforcement (CM5) 25LTPCM5001
February 25, 2025 Reading the Roadway (CM6) 25LTPCM6001
March 4, 2025 Safety Analysis Process (CM7) 25LTPCM7001
Planning & Engineering March 11, 2025 Countermeasures for Road Safety (PE1) 25LTPPE1001
March 18, 2025 Overview of Local Road Safety Plans (PE3) 25LTPPE3001
March 24, 2025 Overview of Data & Tools for Safety (PE4) 25LTPPE4001
April 1, 2025 Joint Training on Crash Reporting (PE5) 25LTPPE5001
April 2, 2025 Work Zones (PE2) - In-person City of Addison Contact TxLTAP to Register
April 8, 2025 Systemic Safety Project Selection Tool (PE6) 25LTPPE6001
Maintenance & Construction April 2, 2025 Work Zones (MC2) - In-person City of Addison Contact TxLTAP to Register
April 2, 2025 Flagger Training (MC7) - In-person City of Addison Contact TxLTAP to Register
April 15, 2025 Maintaining a Safer Roadway (MC1) 25LTPMC1001
April 16, 2025 Worker Safety (MC3) 25LTPMC3001
April 22, 2025 Take Action Now - Maintaining Safety (MC5) 25LTPMC5001

Session 2: April - August

Registration Deadline: Please register 5 days prior to the start date of each selected course.

Series 2 Date Course Course Code
Core Modules April 29, 2025 Intro to Road Safety (CM1) 25LTPCM1002
May 6, 2025 Understanding Human Factors (CM2) 25LTPCM2002
May 13, 2025 Introduction to Traffic Safety Culture (CM3) 25LTPCM3002
May 20, 2025 Overview of the MUTCD (CM4) 25LTPCM4002
June 3, 2025 Intersection of Transportation with Public Health and Law Enforcement (CM5) 25LTPCM5002
June 10, 2025 Reading the Roadway (CM6) 25LTPCM6002
June 17, 2025 Safety Analysis Process (CM7) 25LTPCM7002
Planning & Engineering April 8, 2025 Work Zones (PE2) - Inperson Kendall County, TX Contact TxLTAP to Register
June 24, 2025 Overview of Local Road Safety Plans (PE3) 25LTPPE1002
July 8, 2025 Countermeasures for Road Safety (PE1) 25LTPPE3002
July 15, 2025 Overview of Data & Tools for Safety (PE4) 25LTPPE4002
July 22, 2025 Joint Training on Crash Reporting (PE5) 25LTPPE5002
July 29, 2025 Systemic Safety Project Selection Tool (PE6) 25LTPPE6002
Maintenance & Construction April 8, 2025 Work Zones (MC2) - In-person Kendall County Contact TxLTAP to Register
April 8, 2025 Flagger Training (MC7) - In-person Kendall County Contact TxLTAP to Register
August 5, 2025 Maintaining a Safer Roadway (MC1) 25LTPMC1002
August 6, 2025 Worker Safety (MC3) 25LTPMC3002
August 12, 2025 Take Action Now - Maintaining Safety (MC5) 25LTPMC5002

Important Notice: Please be advised that while the majority of RSCP classes are offered in these sessions, some mandatory classes required to complete the RSCP certification are not included in this series. These classes are provided by TxLTAP and are available in person.

Additionally, any RSCP classes previously completed by participants remain valid for up to 4 years from the date they were taken. Participants will need to verify any previously completed classes with us upon registration to ensure they meet the certification requirements.

In-person or other courses needed to earn RSCP Certification are as follows -

Maintenance & Construction:
  • Basic Work Zone Safety - TxLTAP - in person
  • Traffic Incident Management - Available through NHI online
  • Work Zone Construction Site Safety (OSHA 10) - TxLTAP - Virtual
  • Flagger Certification - TxLTAP - in person
 
Planning & Engineering:
  • Basic Work Zone Safety - TxLTAP - in person

Contact us at txltap@uta.edu for more information.

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