PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced that the statewide automated work zone camera program authorized by a 2018 state law is about to begin following the ending of the 60-day … [Read more...] about Cameras are Watching: Drivers who Speed Through Pa. Road Construction Will be Ticketed
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PennDOT Deploying Photo Speed Enforcement Across the Commonwealth
The electronic signs controlled by PennDOT are all sending out a common message about the beginning of photo enforcement. Designed to protect highway and construction workers, the photo enforcement … [Read more...] about PennDOT Deploying Photo Speed Enforcement Across the Commonwealth
ODOT Renews Work Zone Warning to Motorists After Three Crews Hit in One Week
Three Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) workers have been hit by motorists in just one week. ODOT said all those incidents could have been prevented. ODOT is asking people to move over and slow … [Read more...] about ODOT Renews Work Zone Warning to Motorists After Three Crews Hit in One Week
Signs Installed for I-44 Exits in Oklahoma City Work Zone
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has installed signs for I-44 exit ramps on northbound I-235 in Oklahoma City to minimize confusion in the heavily traveled work zone. There were inquiries … [Read more...] about Signs Installed for I-44 Exits in Oklahoma City Work Zone
ODOT Explains Missing Signage in I-235 Construction Zone
The removal of the exit signs to I-44 on I-235 during ongoing construction work has caused confusion for drivers. According to Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) spokesperson, the sign was … [Read more...] about ODOT Explains Missing Signage in I-235 Construction Zone
Work Zone Materials for Temporary Signs in High Wind Areas: Final Report
Due to ineffective ballast materials and techniques, temporary signs may easily be knocked down and become invisible to the traveling public, increasing the risk of tort liability. Signs in … [Read more...] about Work Zone Materials for Temporary Signs in High Wind Areas: Final Report