CMF / CRF Details
CMF ID: 3890
Convert Pelican crossing or farside pedestrian signal to Puffin crossing
Description: Convert Pelican crossing at mid-block site or farside pedestrian signal at intersection to Puffin crossing
Prior Condition: signalized intersection with Pelican crossing or farside pedestrian signal
Category: Pedestrians
Study: Puffin Pedestrian Crossing Accident Study, Maxwell et al., 2011
Star Quality Rating: | [View score details] |
Rating Points Total: | 55 |
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Value: | 0.61 |
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Value: | 39 (This value indicates a decrease in crashes) |
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Crash Type: | Vehicle/pedestrian |
Crash Severity: | K (fatal),A (serious injury),B (minor injury),C (possible injury) |
Roadway Types: | Not Specified |
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Crash Weather: | Not specified |
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Area Type: | Not specified |
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Time of Day: | All |
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Intersection Type: | Roadway/roadway (not interchange related) |
Intersection Geometry: | 3-leg,4-leg |
Traffic Control: | Signalized |
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Date Range of Data Used: | 1994 to 2007 |
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State: | notusa |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Type of Methodology Used: | Regression cross-section |
Sample Size (crashes): | 47 crashes |
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Included in Highway Safety Manual? | No |
Date Added to Clearinghouse: | Jun 04, 2012 |
Comments: | The treatment sites were 3-arm and 4-arm signalized intersections with pedestrian crossings (p. 17). |