Effectiveness of Alternative Skid Reduction Measures: Volume III: Users Manual

St. John, A. D.; Blackburn, Robert R.; Harwood, D.W.; Midwest Research Institute

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Effectiveness of Alternative Skid Reduction Measures: Volume III: Users Manual

1978-11-01
By St. John, A. D. ; Blackburn, Robert R. ; Harwood, D.W.

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St. John, A. D. ; Blackburn, Robert R. ; Harwood, D.W.

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Midwest Research Institute
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Offices of Research and Development
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Alternatives Analysis Asphalt Benefit Cost Analysis Collisions Computer Programs Cost Effectiveness Emergencies Highways Human Factors Macrotexture Manuals Open Graded Aggregates Pavement Grooving Pavements Portland Cement Concrete Prevention Reviews Rolling Contact Safety Seal Coats Security Skid Resistance Surface Course (Pavements) Texture Traffic Crashes
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FHWA-RD-79- 24, 3824-D
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Tech Report
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United States
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Offices of Research and Development
Abstract:

A computerized benefit-cost model is presented for use by state highway departments in the selection of accident-reduction countermeasures to be applied to investigated sites. The model has capability to evaluate both surface modification countermeasures, which increase frictional supply, and geometric and traffic control countermeasures, which reduce frictional demand. The model considers the effectiveness of each countermeasure under both wetand dry-pavement conditions. The model logic is described briefly to familiarize the program user with the type of analysis performed. The information needed by state highway department to use the model as a decision-making tool is presented in detail. Such information includes input requirements, input formats, output formats and interpretation of analysis results.
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