Experimental use of temporary traffic delineators : final report.

Dickinson, Linda L.; Martin, Keith

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Experimental use of temporary traffic delineators : final report.

1988-12-01
By Dickinson, Linda L. ; Martin, Keith

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Creators:

Dickinson, Linda L. ; Martin, Keith
Corporate Creators:

Oregon State Highway Division, Materials and Research Section
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Federal Highway Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Evaluation Highway Delineators Performance Stability (Mechanics) Super Duck Temporary Structures Traffic Safety Visibility
Publication/ Report Number:

Experimental Feature OR 88-01
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oregon
Corporate Publisher:

Oregon State Highway Division, Materials and Research Section
Abstract:

During construction, there is a safety need to provide highly visible channelizing delineation for temporary protection and direction of traffic. "Super Duck" Surface Mounted Delineator (SDR-328, Rounded) by Carsonite is marked to meet the safety need.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate "Super Duck's" visibility and ability to remain in-place after vehicular impact thus not requiring any maintenance. This is the final report describing the performance of "Super Duck" which was installed on the Sutton Lake-Florence Project in January 1988.
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PDF
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