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Publication

2005 Work Zone Speed Limits

Author/Presenter: Reincke; Jon W.
Abstract:

The Bureau of Highways issued an Instructional Memorandum in 2005 titled “Guidelines to Establish Speed Limits in Work Zones” (BOHIM 2005-16). This advisory is being issued as there appears to be inconsistent use of speed limit reductions for shoulder closures and non-work periods across the state. These inconsistencies are causing driver confusion, complaints, and disregard for work zone speed reductions when they are truly needed – when workers are present and working.

Source: Construction Advisory
Publisher: Michigan Department of Transportation
Publication Date: 2005
Notes:

The Clearinghouse has a copy of this item.

Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Laws and Legislation; Speed Limits; Work Zone Safety

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