Study Details

Study Title: A Review of Two Innovative Pavement Patterns that Have Been Developed to Reduce Traffic Speeds and Crashes

Authors: Griffin and Reinhardt

Publication Date: 1996

Abstract:

Study Citation: Griffin, L. I. and Reinhardt, R. N., "A Review of Two Innovative Pavement Patterns that Have Been Developed to Reduce Traffic Speeds and Crashes." Washington, D.C., AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, (1996c)

CMFs Associated With This Study

Category: Speed management

Countermeasure: Transverse bar pavement marking at roundabout approaches

CMF	CRF(%)	Quality	Crash Type	Crash Severity	Roadway Type	Area Type
0.43	57		Speed related	A,B,C	Not specified	Not specified

0.53	47		Speed related		Not specified	Not specified

0.26	74		Speed related		Not specified	Not specified

0.48	52		Speed related		Not specified	Not specified

0.34	66		Speed related		Not specified	Not specified

0.32	68		Speed related,Wet road		Not specified	Not specified

0.55	45		Speed related		Not specified	Not specified

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Study Details

CMFs Associated With This Study

Category: Speed management