Optimizing User Satisfaction While Minimizing Environmental Impacts with Effective Snow and Ice Control Management.

Author(s)
Horsley, J.
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Abstract

Many agencies are using new technologies to improve their control management of snow and ice on roadways; however, the measures used to determine performance related to snow and ice control are not an exact science. The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO)has developed a seven-module computer-based training program to help train winter maintenance crews, minimize the amount of time spent fighting a storm, and reduce the amount of chemicals applied to the roadway. The goalsare to meet customer demands, minimize costs, and reduce environmental impacts. For the covering abstract see ITRD E143097.

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Library number
C 50177 (In: C 50149 CD-ROM) /10 /15 /62 / ITRD E143132
Source

In: Proceedings of the XIIth International Winter Road Congress held in Torino-Sestriere (Italy), March 2006, Pp.

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