Palos Park Transportation Safety Plan

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The Village of Palos Park is working with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) to develop a transportation safety plan. This plan will work to eliminate deaths and serious injuries caused by traffic crashes. Crash data, community feedback, and best practices in traffic safety will guide the recommendations of the plan. Local partners will be able to use the plan to apply for funding to implement transportation safety improvements in Palos Park.

CMAP uses a Safe Systems approach in our work. This approach focuses on preventative, redundant, and harm-reducing strategies to improve safety for all roadway users, with a focus on vulnerable individuals, including as pedestrians and bicyclists. Learn more under the "Important Links" tab on the right hand side of this page. Here, you’ll also find upcoming events, project documents, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), and contact information for the project team.

To get involved, click subscribe on the right and enter your email; the project team may reach out to you directly to share opportunities to provide feedback to the plan.

Below, you can add pins to our safety hotspots map or complete our survey to help us identify unsafe locations in the community.

The Village of Palos Park is working with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) to develop a transportation safety plan. This plan will work to eliminate deaths and serious injuries caused by traffic crashes. Crash data, community feedback, and best practices in traffic safety will guide the recommendations of the plan. Local partners will be able to use the plan to apply for funding to implement transportation safety improvements in Palos Park.

CMAP uses a Safe Systems approach in our work. This approach focuses on preventative, redundant, and harm-reducing strategies to improve safety for all roadway users, with a focus on vulnerable individuals, including as pedestrians and bicyclists. Learn more under the "Important Links" tab on the right hand side of this page. Here, you’ll also find upcoming events, project documents, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), and contact information for the project team.

To get involved, click subscribe on the right and enter your email; the project team may reach out to you directly to share opportunities to provide feedback to the plan.

Below, you can add pins to our safety hotspots map or complete our survey to help us identify unsafe locations in the community.

Page last updated: 29 Oct 2026, 11:46 AM