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Publication

Guidelines Developed for Short Duration and Stop-and-Go Maintenance

Abstract:

This article discusses the portable traffic control setup for short duration and stop-and-go maintenance activities. It includes a reference to TTI report 377-2F “Traffic Control for Short Duration and Stop-and-Go Maintenance Operations on Four-Lane Divided Roadways”. It covers the TMUTCD and describes the way the study was done. Includes a diagram of a typical setup. Results showed that the Changeable Message sign and the Lane Blocked sign were the most effective in getting the motorists to exit the closed lane.

Source: Texas Transportation Researcher
Volume: 24
Issue: 2
Publisher: Texas Transportation Institute
Publication Date: 1998
Notes: The clearinghouse has a copy of this item.
Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Maintenance Practices; Short Duration; Temporary Traffic Control

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