Driver comprehension of managed lane signing.

Chrysler, Susan T.; Nelson, Alicia A.; Texas Transportation Institute

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Driver comprehension of managed lane signing.

2009-09-01
By Chrysler, Susan T. ; Nelson, Alicia A.

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Chrysler, Susan T. ; Nelson, Alicia A.

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Texas Transportation Institute
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Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office ; United States. Federal Highway Administration

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Direction Signs High Occupancy Toll Lanes High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes--Texas Managed Lanes Managed Lanes (Traffic Engineering)--Texas Toll Roads Toll Roads--Texas Traffic Signs Traffic Signs And Signals--Texas Traffic Surveys
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FHWA/TX-09/0-5446-3
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Tech Report
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Texas
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Technical report; Sept. 2007-Aug. 2008
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Texas Transportation Institute
Abstract:

A statewide survey of driver comprehension of managed lane signing is reported. Computer-based surveys were conducted using video clips of computer animations as well as still images of signs. The surveys were conducted in four Texas cities with a total of 142 participants. Results showed varying levels of comprehension for signs relating to pricing, occupancy requirements, and destinations. A series of guide sign banner designs was tested, as well as various methods to convey form of payment. Some results suggest that participants may have had difficulties seeing all of the details in the computer animations. Future research using this method should carefully consider the stimulus displays, resolution, and play rate of animations.
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0-5446
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US Transportation Collection
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