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Identification Of Hazardous Locations On City Streets, Charles V. Zegeer
Identification Of Hazardous Locations On City Streets, Charles V. Zegeer
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
The purpose of this study was to develop an effective method for identifying hazardous locations in Kentucky cities (over 2,500 population). Methods used in 45 other states were reviewed. Accident information for 69 of the 97 cities over 2,500 population was used to develop criteria for an identification method.
A Number Method was selected for initial identification of midblocks and intersections on arterial-collector streets and on urban freeways. Rate-Quality Control Methods were included in the form of a critical rate factor computed for each location. A set of critical rate curves was constructed for easy determination of critical locations. A …
A Method For The Design Of Foundations Supporting Highway Signs, Robert C. Deen
A Method For The Design Of Foundations Supporting Highway Signs, Robert C. Deen
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
With the increased mileage of highways being built to high standards, the resulting high-speed travel requires that more and larger signs be installed to relay to the motoring public information they require. It would be desirable to have a method of design which will result in a foundation involving rather simple construction procedures. It was decided that a cylindrical, non-reinforced concrete foundation with an uniform diameter would be the most advantageous for construction purposes. It should be realized, however, tha(the most efficient shape theoretically is one that has increased diameters at the top and the bottom.
The resistance of a …
A Method Of Developing Engineering Soil Maps For Kentucky, Robert C. Deen
A Method Of Developing Engineering Soil Maps For Kentucky, Robert C. Deen
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
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