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Innovative Safety Solutions with Pavement Markings and Delineation

Project #: 4W5753
Start Date: 08/25/2015
End Date: 11/16/2015
ABSTRACT:

The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) is developing a publication (approximately 30-pages) titled, Innovative Safety Solutions with Pavement Markings and Delineation. This publication will be the latest in the series of ATSSA case-study booklets produced to help reduce the number of accidents and injuries on our nation’s roadways.  ATSSA members provide the majority of features, services and devices used to make our nation’s roadways safer. These include pavement markings, road signs, work zone traffic control devices, guardrail, high-friction surfaces and other roadside safety features.

Through this project, WTI will develop approximately 12-15 two-page case studies to be included in a publication that will serve as an easy-to-read resource and reference tool for local public officials and others who have the responsibility of making roadways safer. The publication will also be disseminated in roadway safety industry workshops and at various trade shows throughout the year. Of the three key elements of motoring safety – the driver, the automobile, and the roadway – this product is intended to focus on the roadway, specifically roadway infrastructure safety improvements related specifically to pavement markings and delineation.  Each case study will include  (1) a problem statement, (2) “before” data, (3) a description of the solution, (4) “after” data and (5) at least one photo. The publication may also include a list of best practices and tools, and internet links that readers can use to easily obtain more information. Case studies will address pavement marking topics such as curve marking delineation, audible markings, on pavement markings, transverse markings, and work zone applications.

 

OBJECTIVE:

The objective of this project is the development of approximately 12-15 two-page case studies regarding pavement markings, to be included in a publication for the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) that will serve as an easy-to-read resource and reference tool for local public officials and others who have the responsibility of making roadways safer.

PERSONNEL:

  • Ahmed Al Kaisy
    Ahmed Al Kaisy
  • Amy Rivers
    Amy Rivers

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