Traffic Control: What Works?
Minnesota Local Roads Research Board
Education
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Minnesota Local Roads Research Board
Video VH-347
Traffic Control: What Works?
This video is a tool for response to citizen requests for increased traffic control at intersections. It explains the engineering and research basis of a decision to install stop, yield, or speed limit signs. The MUTCD is introduced, and studies of traffic speed, volume, sight distance and accident history are briefly explained. Examples are given for residential and rural intersections. Based on FHWA's report Stop, Yield and No Control at Intersections.
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- Minnesota Local Roads Research Board
- Language
- English
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