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Road safety audit inception report format

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A Road Safety Audit (RSA) Inception Report is a crucial document that sets the stage for a
thorough and effective road safety audit. Below is a suggested format for the report:

Road Safety Audit Inception Report

1. Introduction

 Purpose of the Audit: Brief description of the aim and objectives of the road safety
audit.
 Scope of the Audit: Outline the extent and limits of the audit (e.g., stages of the
project, specific locations, and elements to be covered).

2. Project Background

 Project Description: Detailed description of the project, including location, type of


road, traffic volume, and other relevant details.
 Stage of the Project: Specify whether it is a feasibility study, preliminary design,
detailed design, construction, or pre-opening stage.

3. Audit Team

 Team Members: List of the audit team members, including their qualifications and
experience.
 Roles and Responsibilities: Define the roles and responsibilities of each team
member.

4. Audit Methodology

 Audit Process: Detailed description of the audit process, including site visits, data
collection methods, and stakeholder consultations.
 Checklists and Tools: Mention the checklists, guidelines, and tools that will be used
during the audit.

5. Audit Schedule

 Timeline: Detailed timeline of the audit activities, including site visits, review
meetings, and report preparation.
 Milestones: Key milestones and deadlines for each stage of the audit.

6. Data and Information Requirements

 Data Needed: List of data and information required for the audit, such as traffic data,
accident history, design drawings, and previous audit reports.
 Sources of Data: Identify the sources of the required data and any potential
challenges in obtaining it.
7. Stakeholder Engagement

 Stakeholder Identification: List of stakeholders to be consulted during the audit,


including their roles and relevance.
 Engagement Plan: Plan for engaging with stakeholders, including consultation
methods and schedule.

8. Risk Management

 Potential Risks: Identification of potential risks and challenges that may impact the
audit.
 Mitigation Measures: Proposed measures to mitigate identified risks.

9. Reporting

 Report Structure: Outline of the final audit report structure.


 Review and Approval: Process for reviewing and approving the final audit report.

10. References

 Documents and Guidelines: List of reference documents, guidelines, and standards


used in the audit.

11. Appendices

 Supporting Documents: Any additional supporting documents, such as maps,


diagrams, and detailed schedules.

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