In Connecticut, lane closure times are typically set based on traffic volumes. For daytime operations, the allowable hours on most roadways are 9 am to 3 pm. Limited-access roadways are normally more … [Read more...] about Time frame allowed for lane closure setup (e.g., 9:00am to 3:30pm)
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Incident management techniques on major construction projects
Connecticut uses VMS to alert motorists of situation ahead. … [Read more...] about Incident management techniques on major construction projects
Traffic management techniques (beyond the MUTCD) used to reduce accidents in work zones
A sign notifying motorists of double fines is used in Connecticut. … [Read more...] about Traffic management techniques (beyond the MUTCD) used to reduce accidents in work zones
Certification requirements for personnel designing and setting up work zone traffic control
Connecticut DOT does not require certification for personnel setting up and designing work zones except in special cases. Some projects with complicated maintenance or with protection of traffic … [Read more...] about Certification requirements for personnel designing and setting up work zone traffic control
Placement of G20-1 signs
In Connecticut, G20-1 signs are used on freeways where the length of work is extensive, usually 5 miles or more, to warn the public of an unusually long work zone. The sign is located where it can be … [Read more...] about Placement of G20-1 signs
Requirement for using channelizing devices (e.g. cones) to separate traffic from the work area for a work operation (e.g. paving)
Typically traffic cones or drums are installed to separate the work area from the travelway. See the web site below for a typical traffic control plan for alternating one-way traffic controlled by … [Read more...] about Requirement for using channelizing devices (e.g. cones) to separate traffic from the work area for a work operation (e.g. paving)