Animal-Vehicle Collision Cost Analysis
Started: August, 2019 Ended: August, 2019 Project ID #4W7929 Status: Completed
Objective
The purpose of this project is to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of an animal detection system (ADS) for the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT).
Abstract
WTI will lead a cost-benefit analysis of an animal detection system (ADS) for the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT). MDT is considering a possible installation of an ADS along U.S. Highway 89, near Livingston, Montana. The analysis will investigate factors such as the number of wildlife vehicle collisions (WVCs) on the road segment; the costs associated with large animal WVCs; costs to purchase, install and maintain a system; and the life span and effectiveness of a system.
Contacts
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Marcel Huijser - PI
Files & Documents
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Animal-Vehicle Detection Cost Analysis US Hwy 89
Report by Download this Report (0.55 MB)
Sponsors & Partners
- Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) Sponsor
Part of: Road Ecology, Wildlife
Project Tagged In: Animal detection systems, cost-benefit analysis, Highways
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