Low-Cost Work Zone Management Strategies
Low-Cost Work Zone Management Strategies
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Low-cost work zone strategies are traffic control devices and other countermeasures designed to improve work zone safety that generally cost $50,000 or less per implementation. These strategies typically consist of minor or smaller-scale improvements that can be incorporated into temporary traffic control plans or retrofit into an existing work zone. This training provides guidance towards selection of appropriate low-cost work zone strategies based on the work zone context.
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Training Objective
Training Objective
To learn about available low-cost work zone strategies and identify appropriate strategies for a given work zone context
Training Structure
Training Structure
The training has two sections, a required and an optional section. The required section has three parts and the optional section has four parts. All three parts of the required section only have to be completed in a fixed sequence.
Training Modules
Training Modules
Introduction and Overview (required)
Introduction and Overview (required)
Part 1 – Toolbox of Low-Cost Work Zone Management Strategies
Part 2 – Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices
Part 3 – Traffic Control Device Experimentation
Selection and Application of Low-Cost Work Zone Management Strategies (optional)
Selection and Application of Low-Cost Work Zone Management Strategies (optional)
Part 1 – General Strategies
Part 2 – Traffic Regulation Strategies
Part 3 – Pavement Marking Strategies
Part 4 – Speed or Exposure Control Strategies
Development Team
Development Team
Jonathan Kay
SpecialistMichigan State University
This material is based upon work supported by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under Cooperative Agreement DTFH61-1-RA-00018, 2016 FHWA Work Zone Safety Training. This project is lead by Iowa State University and the Institute for Transportation with collaboration from Michigan State University, the University of Kansas, and the University of Missouri.
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