Rural expressway intersection synthesis of practice and crash analysis.

Author(s)
Maze, T.H. Hawkins, N.R. & Burchett, G.
Year
Abstract

This report presents a national synthesis of rural expressway, two-way stop-controlled (TWSC) intersection safety strategies and intersection designs and an analysis of Iowa expressway TWSC intersection crash characteristics. A rural expressway is a multi-lane highway with a divided median and with mostly at -grade intersections, although some intersections may be grade separated. The synthesis of intersection strategies is conducted in two parts. The first is a literature review and the second part is a national survey of strategies currently being applied by state transportation agencies. The characterization of crash patterns at TWSC expressway intersections is examined through the analysis of 5 years of crash data at 644 intersections. (Author/publisher)

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C 34379 [electronic version only]
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Ames, IA, Iowa State University, Center for Transportation Research and Education (CTRE), 2004, XV + 115 p., 49 ref.; CTRE Project 03-157

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