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DEVELOPMENT OF AN EMERGENCY ZONE SIGN

Martin T. Pietrucha

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Abstract

The concept of having a separate category of traffic sign to control traffic in emergency situations is advanced. This category is referred to as an emergency zone sign (EZS). A rationale is provided for having this category of sign and for developing a family of emergency zone signs. Detail is provided on the sign messages, shapes, and colors.

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The concept of having a separate category of traffic sign to control traffic in emergency situations is advanced. This category is referred to as an emergency zone sign (EZS). A rationale is provided for having this category of sign and for developing a family of emergency zone signs. Detail is provided on the sign messages, shapes, and colors.

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The concept of having a separate category of traffic sign to control traffic in emergency situations is advanced. This category is referred to as an emergency zone sign (EZS). A rationale is provided for having this category of sign and for developing a family of emergency zone signs. Detail is provided on the sign messages, shapes, and colors.

Key concepts: Sign (mathematics), Traffic sign, Medical emergency, Transport engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Medicine, Mathematics

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