Join CYMPO’s Aggressive Driving Awareness Campaign
- Eight out of 10 drivers surveyed in the AAA Foundation’s annual Traffic Safety culture Index rank aggressive driving as a “serious” or “extremely serious” risk that jeopardizes their safety.
- Aggressive driving is a major factor in U.S. traffic accidents.
- Aggressive related crashes contributed to 38 percent of all fatalities and 34 percent of all serious injuries in Arizona from 2005 to the end of 2012.
CYMPO – Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization
The Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization (CYMPO), a partnership of Chino Valley, City of Prescott, Dewey-Humboldt, Prescott Valley, Yavapai County and the Arizona Department of Transportation, was established in June 2003 by federal mandate when the region achieved a population of 50,000. Its purpose is to cooperatively plan the transportation future of the Central Yavapai region that falls within the 401.46 square miles of the MPO Planning Boundary
Through this cooperative effort, the participating agencies have made a commitment to their citizens that as the region grows, their multi-modal transportation system will grow with it to accommodate all needs, including roads and highways for cars and trucks, public transit, and pathways for bicycles and pedestrians.
Planning for Yavapai County’s Transportation Future
I-17 Two-way Reversible Lane Simulation Video
Project Specificatons:
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- Project limits – Sunset Point to Black Canyon City
- 8 Miles long
- Constructs two reversible lanes to add capacity and incident management flexibility
- Cost estimated at $125 Million
- CYMPO Resolution
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