Another common name for a strategic highway safety plan is:

• A. Road safety action plan
• B. Traffic safety protocol
• C. Highway maintenance schedule
• D. Urban mobility plan

Answer: (A)

A strategic highway safety plan is expressed as a plan that turns safety goals into concrete actions, with assigned responsibilities, timelines, and ways to measure progress. That action-oriented focus is why the common alternative name is road safety action plan. It signals not just goals but the specific steps, countermeasures, and coordination needed to reduce crashes and serious injuries on the highway network.

Other terms don’t fit as well because they describe different things: a protocol is about procedures to follow, not a strategic roadmap; a maintenance schedule covers upkeep tasks rather than safety strategies; and an urban mobility plan is broader, addressing overall movement and transportation issues rather than a focused highway safety action plan.