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Characterizing the Impact of Nighttime Construction on Traffic-Related Emissions

Nighttime road maintenance and construction work is most commonly initiated where it is impractical or highly undesired to close traffic lanes on certain high-volume roadways during normal daylight … [Read more...] about Characterizing the Impact of Nighttime Construction on Traffic-Related Emissions

Impact of Temporary Portable Work Zone and Personal Lighting on Vehicle Speeds in Nighttime Highway Preservation Projects

Every year thousands of people are killed or injured in work zone crashes in the US due to excessive speed, distraction, inattentiveness, or low visibility. Many highway construction, maintenance, and … [Read more...] about Impact of Temporary Portable Work Zone and Personal Lighting on Vehicle Speeds in Nighttime Highway Preservation Projects

Multicontextual Machine-Learning Approach to Modeling Traffic Impact of Urban Highway Work Zones

Impact assessments of highway construction work zones (CWZs) are mandated for all federally funded highway infrastructure improvement projects. However, most existing approaches are ad hoc or project … [Read more...] about Multicontextual Machine-Learning Approach to Modeling Traffic Impact of Urban Highway Work Zones

Examination of the Current Practice of Lighting in Virginia: Nighttime Work Zones and Improving Safety Through the Development of Nighttime Lighting Specifications

This project evaluated current nighttime work zone lighting practices for limited-access highways and primary routes in Virginia through (1) an on-site evaluation of lighting levels in work zones; (2) … [Read more...] about Examination of the Current Practice of Lighting in Virginia: Nighttime Work Zones and Improving Safety Through the Development of Nighttime Lighting Specifications

Analysis on Work Zone Characteristics in South Korean Expressways Using Text Mining Technique

The study proposes the association between work zone types and work zone lane closure types used in the construction of South Korean expressways through the use of the text mining and association … [Read more...] about Analysis on Work Zone Characteristics in South Korean Expressways Using Text Mining Technique

Effect of Work Zone Lighting on Drivers’ Visual Performance and Perceptions of Glare

Nighttime crashes at work zones are major concerns for construction workers and motorists. Although in a majority of the U.S. states, department of transportation specifications for work zone lighting … [Read more...] about Effect of Work Zone Lighting on Drivers’ Visual Performance and Perceptions of Glare

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