Use of Edge Line Markings on Rural Two-Lane Highways
Use of Edge Line Markings on Rural Two-Lane Highways
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The objective of this study was to review roadway characteristics and crash data in Kentucky and determine if revisions should be made to current guidelines for the use of edge lines. Recommendations were made concerning the use of edge lines, centerlines, and paved shoulders on rural, two-lane roadways with varying pavement widths.
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Use of Edge Line Markings on Rural Two-Lane Highways
2008
16 pages
Report
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English
Highway Engineering , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Road Transportation , Roadway markings , Edge lines , Crash data , Kantucky , Roadway characteristics , Guidelines , Recommendatins , Centerlines , Paved shoulders , Two-lane roadways , Crash analysis , Rural roadways , Roads , Highways , Line markings , Pavement markings , Pavement width , Rumble strips
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