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RESEARCH IN WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL: STATUS REPORT

D L Warren, H D Robertson

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A coordinated and comprehensive research program established by the Federal Highway Administration, aimed at evaluating existing traffic control devices and techniques, and developing new approaches to traffic management in highway work zones, is outlined.

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A coordinated and comprehensive research program established by the Federal Highway Administration, aimed at evaluating existing traffic control devices and techniques, and developing new approaches to traffic management in highway work zones, is outlined.

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A coordinated and comprehensive research program established by the Federal Highway Administration, aimed at evaluating existing traffic control devices and techniques, and developing new approaches to traffic management in highway work zones, is outlined.

Key concepts: Work zone, Work (physics), Transport engineering, Control (management), Administration (probate law), Computer science, Engineering, Political science

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