Identification of hazardous road locations : procedural guidelines.

Author(s)
Sanderson, J.T. Cameron, M.H. & Fildes, B.N.
Year
Abstract

This project was commissioned to determine a practical and effective procedure for identifying and ranking of hazardous road locations. The procedural guidelines specify identification investigation and programme implementation phases but concentrate on the identifcation and programme implementation phases as the majority of authorities have established investigation procedures. The identification procedure for intersections is based on the "casualty accident rate being significantly greater than the system average" and that for road sections is based on the "casualty accident number related to distance being significantly greater than the system average". The programme implementation is based on a ranking by benefit-cost ratio related to implementation cost so that for a fixed implementation budget the number of locations and the overall benefit-cost ratio are readily determined. The research justifying these procedures is included in the "Identification of hazardous road locations : final report" (for final report see C 2952)

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Publication

Library number
C 2951 [electronic version only] /82 / IRRD 294195
Source

Canberra, ACT, Office of Road Safety FORS, 1985, V + 74 p., 14 ref.; Report No. CR 38 - ISSN 0810-770X / ISBN 0-642-51250-7

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