Lighted Guidance Devices

Lighted Guidance Devices

Auteur : Max Vercruyssen

Date de publication : 1995

Éditeur : Minnesota Department of Transportation, Office of Research Administration

Nombre de pages : 128

Résumé du livre

Annually, thousands of highway workers risk serious injury and death from drivers who enter work zones too fast or accelerate after entering the zone and then, because of their excess speed relative to the environmental limitations, have insufficient time to avoid accidents in the zone. Slow-moving vehicles are a problem in reducing traffic flow. This research investigated the effectiveness of a system of pulsing lights, that give the illusion of movement (Phi phenomenon), in causing drivers to unknowingly synchronize their vehicle speed with the light pulses. Forty drivers participated. Each participant made 15 passes through the work zone.

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