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Temporary Concrete Barriers

Guidelines on the Use of Low-Profile Portable Concrete Barrier in Low to Moderate Speed Work Zones

This guideline highlights use of a low-profile concrete barrier (LPB) in low to moderate speed work zones.   The low profile barrier enhances line of sight for drivers, especially where work zones and … [Read more...] about Guidelines on the Use of Low-Profile Portable Concrete Barrier in Low to Moderate Speed Work Zones

Guidelines on the Use of Low-Profile Portable Concrete Barrier in Low to Moderate Speed Work Zones

September 2015 Introduction Transportation agencies consider or specify the use of positive protection devices on a variety of project types. Some of the most common needs for protection … [Read more...] about Guidelines on the Use of Low-Profile Portable Concrete Barrier in Low to Moderate Speed Work Zones

Work Zone Positive Protection Guidelines for Idaho

The Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) Title 23 Part 630 Subpart K - Temporary Traffic Control (630.1102–630.1110) rule states that positive protection shall be considered where work zone conditions … [Read more...] about Work Zone Positive Protection Guidelines for Idaho

Pinned-Down Temporary Concrete Barrier With Transition Systems for Limited-Space Work Zone Applications

In work zones where space for placing temporary concrete barrier is very limited (such as bridge expansion or repair), the barrier must be restrained to prevent large lateral deflection due to vehicle … [Read more...] about Pinned-Down Temporary Concrete Barrier With Transition Systems for Limited-Space Work Zone Applications

Benefit-Cost Analysis of Portable Concrete Barrier Use in Work Zones to Protect Against Intrusion Crashes

The objective of this study was to evaluate the benefits and costs associated with the use of portable concrete barrier (PCB) in work zones to protect workers and equipment against intrusion crashes. … [Read more...] about Benefit-Cost Analysis of Portable Concrete Barrier Use in Work Zones to Protect Against Intrusion Crashes

MASH Test 3-11 of the TxDOT Portable Type 2 PCTB with Sign Support Assembly

Portable concrete traffic barriers (PCTBs) are commonly used in work zones or in temporary median barrier applications. PCTBs are needed for separation and channelization of vehicle movement and … [Read more...] about MASH Test 3-11 of the TxDOT Portable Type 2 PCTB with Sign Support Assembly

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