VSL Warrant #1

ENTERPRISE

Warrants for the Installation and Use of

Technology Devices for Transportation Operations and Maintenance

PRELIMINARY WARRANTS QUESTIONNAIRE

VSL WARRANT - 1:

Maximize Capacity

Purpose: To maximize capacity by maintaining uniform travel speeds that are optimal for the current volume of traffic, and prevent the system from becoming "unstable" and reaching congested conditions.

To begin the process of determing if deployment is warranted at your location, please answer the following questions and click the submit button at the bottom of the page.

The preliminary warrants are entirely intended to serve agencies in the operations and maintenance device deployment decision making process. The warrants can also be used to validate existing device deployments.

To view decision criteria, click here.

Step 1: Describe the candidate VSL location.
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Step 2: Answer the following VSL questions:
1. Does the typical peak hour volume of the corridor exceed 1,100 vphpl?	Yes No
2. Does the route segment have a history of reduced speeds of 40 mph or less for at least one hour on typical days (55 mph posted speed)?	Yes No
3. Are there regularly occurring significant speed differential of at least 10 mph between the upstream and downstream locations of the segment (e.g. a downstream bottleneck location has typical speeds that are slower than an upstream location)?	Yes No

Step 3: Answer the following survey questions (optional):
Is the device already deployed?	Yes No
Was this form easy to fill out?	Yes No
Did you have to contact others within your organization to answer the questions?	Yes No
Were the questions detailed enough?	Yes No
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Step 4: Include User Information (optional):
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Name
Agency
Phone
May we contact you?	Yes No

Step 5: Click Submit.

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