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Title EVALUATION OF CHANGE INTERVAL TREATMENTS FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT HIGH-SPEED INTERSECTIONS
Accession No 00714527
Authors Agent, K R information; Pigman, J G
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Kentucky Department of Transportation information
Publication Date   19941200
Description 34 p.
Languages English
Abstract A large number of traffic accidents at signalized intersections on high-speed roadways occur during or just after the change interval. The green extension system (GES) has been used extensively in Kentucky as a method of alleviating the problem related to the dilemma zone. An alternate method of handling this problem involves warning drivers that the signal indication is about to change from green to red using advance warning flashers (AWF). The objectives of the study were: 1) to evaluate the alternative methods (GES or AWF) which can be used to lessen the problem associated with the dilemma zone which occurs at traffic signals, specifically on high-speed roadways and 2) to determine conditions where use of the AWF may be needed.
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See also PB84-154533, PB86-209103, PB91-229344 and PB91-100982. Sponsored by Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Frankfort.
TRT Terms Accident causes information; Green interval (Traffic signal cycle) information; Intersections information; Speed control information; Speeding information; Traffic signals information; Warning signals information
Other Terms Green portion (Signal cycle); High speed caused accidents; Intersection speed control
Subject Areas H54 OPERATIONS AND TRAFFIC CONTROL; I73 Traffic Control
Report Number KTC-94-26
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Order Number: PB95-182796-WTS
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