This is a field manual designed for maintenance supervisors and resident engineers responsible for repair and replacement of traffic control devices on highways and streets. Standards and practices have not always taken in account the realities of the performance to be expected from a growing minority in the United States, the older motorist. After describing some aspects of older motorist performance in basic terms, sections are presented on signing, signals, pavement markings and other traffic control provisions. Using the principles of Positive Guidance pioneers by Alexander and Lunenfield of the Federal Highway Administration, suggestions are offered for improving the flow of information from the highway to the older motorist, which indirectly makes driving easier for everybody.
Positive Guidance and Older Motorists: Guidelines for Maintenance Supervisors
1996
108 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Social Concerns , Traffic engineering , Driver performance , Traffic control devices , Aged drivers , Manuals , Maintenance , Accident prevention , Driver confusion , Signals , Signs , Pavement markings , Traffic control , Visual acuity , Hazard perception , Transportation planning , Guidelines , Repairing , Safety
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