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TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT DURING URBAN FREEWAY MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS

C L Dudek, Suzanne H Richards, Mjs Faulkner

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This report summarizes results of studies conducted to develop better and more specific guidelines for traffic control during urban freeway maintenance activities. The following topic areas are addressed: sight distance, arrowboards, middle lane closure, special traffic management requirements, freeway work zone capacity, moving maintenance operations, real-time displays, and flagger signals and signaling devices.

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Key concepts: Transport engineering, Work (physics), Control (management), Sight, Highway maintenance, Computer science, Closure (psychology), Engineering