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Title INNOVATIVE TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES--THE RULEMAKING PROCESS AND PUBLIC COMMENTS (PART II)
Accession No 00824892
Authors Broyhill, T; Tan Esse, C; Ward, L
Journal Title ITE Journal information Vol. 72 No. 2
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Publication Date   20020200
Description p. 24-26; Figures(2); References(3)
Languages English
Abstract In an earlier companion paper, research was described dealing with experimentation of an innovative traffic control device (TCD). This article also provided an example of a successful experiment and discussed the implementation of a new TCD--the "fluorescent yellow green" (FYG) warning signs to be used for school-, pedestrian-, and bicycle-related traffic safety. In this article, Part II in this series, an explanation is given of how changes, such as incorporating a new device into the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, are adopted through the Federal Register rulemaking process, beginning with the publication of a Notice of Proposed Amendment. Further discussion of the FYG example is also included.
TRT Terms Highway traffic information; Highway transportation information; Laws and legislation information; Manuals information; Pedestrian safety information; School crossings information; Traffic control devices information; Traffic safety information; Warning signs information
Other Terms Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
Subject Areas H54 OPERATIONS AND TRAFFIC CONTROL; H51 SAFETY; I85 Safety Devices used in Transport Infrastructure; I73 Traffic Control
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