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Traffic Enforcement Strategies for Work Zones

G L Ullman, Marcus A. Brewer, J E Bryden, Michael O. Corkran, C.W. Hubbs, Andre Chandra, Krista Jeannotte, University of Washington

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This report presents guidance for the safe and effective deployment of traffic enforcement strategies in work zones on high-speed highways (those with speed limits of 45 mph or greater). The planning, design, and operation of traffic enforcement strategies are discussed, as well as administrative issues that should be addressed. The report will be useful to traffic and construction engineers engaged in these types of projects.

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This report presents guidance for the safe and effective deployment of traffic enforcement strategies in work zones on high-speed highways (those with speed limits of 45 mph or greater). The planning, design, and operation of traffic enforcement strategies are discussed, as well as administrative issues that should be addressed. The report will be useful to traffic and construction engineers engaged in these types of projects.

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This report presents guidance for the safe and effective deployment of traffic enforcement strategies in work zones on high-speed highways (those with speed limits of 45 mph or greater). The planning, design, and operation of traffic enforcement strategies are discussed, as well as administrative issues that should be addressed. The report will be useful to traffic and construction engineers engaged in these types of projects.

Key concepts: Enforcement, Work (physics), Work zone, Business, Transport engineering, Political science, Engineering, Law

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