and that vain, hopefully a flyer is showing on the screen, next month, may 14-16, caltran's fhwa and the city of san francisco is sponsoring a free three-day workshop on designing streets, planning and designing for pedestrian safety. which is about first how to develop an action plan. you don't know what to do if you don't have a plan. so part of the workshop is about how do you identify what needs to be done, whether it's enforcement or engineering or education, how do you start prioritizeing and who do you involve. and then the rest of the workshop is about execution. and we do offer a lot of information on design solutions. for having streets better, safe for pedestrians and how to employ specific countermeasures to solve the safety issues. and this is the flyer and this is about the class and they have it at the sign in table. and over at table, i have a copy of my slide show and on that is the contact information for the city person, and jessica, if you can stand up. if you want information on how to register for this free workshop, contact jessica and we will start sign ups fo

in the federal training i give it's given a few,fhwa and california is one of them where they identified through they're statistics where there are more crashes per capita than other states and this program is generally, we see there is a problem on the existing roads and areas and let's fix those existing problems that's why counter measures is what i say. you're absolutely right know. your looking to rebuild a road in any sort of fashion it's really important to think of pedestrian activity and bicycle activity right up front and designing for them at the beginning because when we have to do only counter measures to fix it after the fact, we're left with not all the opportunities or tools that we could use if we started from the get - go. one thing i wanted to mention, one thing i think is important is removing the word accident from our vocabulary and put the word crash in. we use that in our course because it's really - they are not accidents. they are things that we know we can fix them and we know we can come up with counter measures to make them better. [applause] >> again there w