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Smarter Work Zones: Using Strategies to Minimize Delays, Maximize Safety and Mobility

Abstract:

Smarter work zones that use traffic management strategies to optimize safety and mobility play a key role in ensuring motorist and worker safety and cutting traffic delays. They also help maintain access to residences and businesses and get road work done on time. This article discusses two smarter work zone atrategies: road project coordination to minimize the impact of work zones and technology applications to reduce crashes and delays. It also discusses how state Departments of Transportation are applying those strategies.

Source: Innovator
Publisher: Federal Highway Administration
Publication Date: July/August 2015
Full Text URL: Link to URL
Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Construction Management; Intelligent Transportation Systems

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