Modified left turn signals had shown cost savings over the old style of traffic signals in initial installation and maintenance. This evaluation was conducted to determine whether those savings would be justified by no increase in the accident rates at th;Sponsored by Federal Highway Administration, Salem, OR. Oregon Div.;pg 30
This research evaluated the safety and operational impacts of different left turn movement treatments at signalized intersections. The project (1) com...
United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Safety
2014-06-01
Abstract:
Motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists face greater mobility challenges and safety risks at intersections as traffic volumes grow and congestion worse...
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