ENTERPRISE
 
Warrants for the Installation and Use of
 
Technology Devices for Transportation Operations and Maintenance
 
       
     
 
 
 
 
 

 

PRELIMINARY WARRANTS QUESTIONNAIRE

VSL WARRANT - 4:

Work Zones

 
     
 

Purpose: To post varying speed limits for construction zones in order to only slow traffic when necessary or to maintain consistent speeds to promote safety.

 

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.

Step 2: Answer the following VSL questions:
1. Are the schedule of the construction activities being performed AND the design of the work zone such that the vehicles are not required to be slowed to the same speed 24 hours per day? For example, if vehicles are slowed to a speed during the day when workers are present, but when work is not occurring, the absence of workers and layout of the construction zone (lane width, geometries, structure) would allow higher speeds?
3. Does the construction zone already exist and there is a noticeable differential in the speed of vehicles as they progress through the work zone (where travelers would benefit from slowing earlier)?

 

Step 3: Answer the following survey questions (optional):
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Step 4: Include User Information (optional):
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Step 5: Click Submit.

 

 
 

 

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