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Intersection Geometric Design I
Intersection Geometric Design I Author: Gregory Taylor Intersections are unique roadway elements where conflicting vehicle streams (and sometimes non-motorized users) share the same space. This area encompasses all modes of travel (pedestrian, bicycle, passenger vehicle, truck, and transit)as well as auxiliary lanes, medians, islands, sidewalks and pedestrian ramps. These may further heighten the accident potential…
Roadway Signs II
Roadway Signs II Author: Gregory Taylor Traffic signs are the primary communication devices used for informing drivers of regulations, roadway conditions, etc. within work zones. The goal is to provide drivers with relevant information when they need it – resulting in safer, more efficient roadways with reduced liability risks. This 3-hour course discusses how to…
Roadway Signs I
Roadway Signs I Author: Gregory Taylor This 3-hour course is the first of two in this series that focuses on how to effectively use signs to guide roadway traffic, and thereby reduce your liability exposure. Traffic signs are the primary communication devices used for informing drivers of regulations, roadway conditions, etc. within work zones. The…
Work Zone Traffic Control II
Work Zone Traffic Control II Author: Gregory Taylor This course is the second of two in this series that shows how to effectively plan and design temporary traffic controls for work zone locations. The course contents will help you to use the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) Part 6 – Temporary Traffic Control…
Work Zone Traffic Control I
Work Zone Traffic Control I Author: Gregory Taylor This course is the first of two in this series that shows how to effectively plan and design temporary traffic controls for work zone locations. The course contents will help you to use the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) Part 6 – Temporary Traffic Control…
Roadway Horizontal Alignments II
Roadway Horizontal Alignments II Author: Gregory Taylor Roadway horizontal alignments contain a series of horizontal tangents (straight roadway sections), circular curves, and spiral transitions. These show the proposed roadway in relation to the existing terrain and adjacent land conditions. Along with the vertical alignment (grades and vertical curves) and roadway cross-sections (lanes, shoulders, curbs, medians,…