Reservation Road Planner Game

Welcome

New roads on Indian reservations are needed for a variety of reasons -- to serve new businesses, link remote villages to county and state highway systems, provide access to cultural activities and to replace unwieldy rutted and gravel-paved tracks, to name a few. Moreover, traffic accidents on reservation roads occur at roughly twice the national per-capita rate of accidents on state highways and county roads.

The Lummi Nation in partnership with the BIA Northwest Region has developed a process in the form of a board game to educate to its players about the environment in which transportation is planned, financed and developed.



	Welcome New roads on Indian reservations are needed for a variety of reasons -- to serve new businesses, link remote villages to county and state highway systems, provide access to cultural activities and to replace unwieldy rutted and gravel-paved tracks, to name a few. Moreover, traffic accidents on reservation roads occur at roughly twice the national per-capita rate of accidents on state highways and county roads. The Lummi Nation in partnership with the BIA Northwest Region has developed a process in the form of a board game to educate to its players about the environment in which transportation is planned, financed and developed.