Improving operational safety on local roads and streets.

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This pamphlet is intended as a general guide to effective, low cost methods of improving and enhancing operational highway safety. It is not intended as a design manual or a substitute for engineering knowledge, experience, or judgment. Technical information on operational safety such as size of signs, location of features, warrants for installing signs, installation details, and cost-effectiveness analysis can be found in the material listed in the references. The guidelines and examples included in the pamphlet are based on actual situations and observations made in a series of nationwide reviews. They reflect the actual needs and opportunities for highway safety improvements existing on many local roads and streets, and include roadway, roadside and operational improvements.

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Library number
A 4836 /73 /82 / IRRD 829897
Source

McLean, VA, U.S. Department of Transportation DOT, Federal Highway Administration FHWA, Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center Research and Development RD, 1988, I + 46 p., 3 ref.; FHWA-RT-88-039

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