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Training

Sequential Flashing Warning Lights for Work Zones (AASHTO Innovative Initiative)

This webinar provided an overview of the Sequential Flashing Warning Light System (SFWLS) technology within Missouri and Oklahoma work zones. The webinar demonstrated the use of SFWLS in the field, provided University of MO-Columbia driver behavior and benefit/cost study results, discussed Missouri SFWLS guidance, and viewed user testimonials.

Provider: Federal Highway Administration, National Highway Institute
Length: 1 hr.
Languages: English
Website: Link to URL
Notes:

The webinar was held on February 19, 2015. Presentation can be viewed on the website above.

Record Types: Webinars
Topics: Warning Lights

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