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Methodology for Monitoring Work Zones Traffic Operations Using Connected Vehicle Data

The National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse estimated there were approximately 115,000 work zone crashes with 842 fatalities in 2019. There is broad consensus that it is important for … [Read more...] about Methodology for Monitoring Work Zones Traffic Operations Using Connected Vehicle Data

Impact of Safety Measures for Hazard Recognition on the Rate of Accidents on Construction Sites in Abuja, Nigeria

This study evaluated the impact of safety measures for hazard recognition on the rate of accidents on construction sites in Abuja, Nigeria. A survey design was adopted through a quantitative study … [Read more...] about Impact of Safety Measures for Hazard Recognition on the Rate of Accidents on Construction Sites in Abuja, Nigeria

National Highways Looks Forward With ‘Bold’ New Approach to Roadworks

National Highways is developing a series of measures to reduce the impact of vital work being carried out on the Strategic Road Network. This includes an increase in the use of higher speed limits … [Read more...] about National Highways Looks Forward With ‘Bold’ New Approach to Roadworks

Improving Access to Voting Events With Traffic Analysis and Work Zone Management

The Federal Highway Administration is supporting the use of traffic analysis and enhanced work zone management to improve access to voting events. This effort aids the United States Department of … [Read more...] about Improving Access to Voting Events With Traffic Analysis and Work Zone Management

Syntheses of Research Related to the Use and Implementation of Advanced Technology to Improve Work Zone Management

Connected and automated vehicle technologies are advancing at a rapid pace. Connected vehicles (CVs) wirelessly communicate with each other and with the roadway infrastructure safely and seamlessly. … [Read more...] about Syntheses of Research Related to the Use and Implementation of Advanced Technology to Improve Work Zone Management

Improved Traffic Analysis Methodology for Lane Closure on Two-Lane Highway Work Zone

Lane closures on two-lane highways allow a single lane to be used for both directions of traffic alternatively and this negatively impact operational performance. The sixth edition of the Highway … [Read more...] about Improved Traffic Analysis Methodology for Lane Closure on Two-Lane Highway Work Zone

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