0-6781 : improved nighttime work zone channelization in confined urban projects.

Ullman, Gerald; Stone, Sandra; Manak, Brenda; Hammond, Sarah; Yager, Christine; Higgins, Laura; Wallace, Diana; Miles, Jeff; Walker, Dan; Gillette, George; Swindell, Steven; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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0-6781 : improved nighttime work zone channelization in confined urban projects.

2014-08-01
By Ullman, Gerald ; Stone, Sandra ; Manak, Brenda ; ...

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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Alternatives Analysis Businesses Driveways Eye Movements Field Tests Highway Delineators Human Factors Measures Of Effectiveness Night Traffic Channelization Traffic Cones Work Zones
Publication/ Report Number:

0-6781
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Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Texas
Corporate Publisher:

Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office
Abstract:

Turning into and out of driveways in confined or

dense urban work zones can present significant

challenges to drivers, especially during nighttime

conditions when other visual cues about the

driveways may be masked in the dark. These

challenges can lead to erratic behaviors by

drivers such as stopping in a travel lane or

making a sharp turn without proper turn signal

indications, and adversely affect safety and

mobility in the work zone. This project focused

on identifying alternative work zone delineation

strategies at driveways using various types of

work zone channelization devices, evaluating

these strategies in both controlled and field

conditions, and developing guidance for the

effective use of the high-performing channelizing

strategies at these driveways.
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