Update of NCHRP report 230 : recommended procedures for the safety performance evaluation of highway appurtenances.

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Corporate Author:	National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Transportation Research Board, [1990]
Series:	Transportation research circular ; no. 374.
Subjects:	Roads > Guard fences > Evaluation. Roads > Crash cushions > Evaluation. Automobiles > Crash tests. Roads. Automobiles.
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Local Note:	With: no. 368 of the series. Bound together subsequent to publication.

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Call Number:	TE 1 .N281 no.368-386 <Incomplete>
Notes:	<Seventh title in volume>
368-386	Available Request Request a scan of an article or book chapter Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Research problem statements : impact of aging driver population on geometric design. Research problem statements : impact of aging driver population on geometric design. Research problem statements : ridesharing and transportation demand management. Conference proceedings : Fifth National High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Facilities Confe... Operation and maintenance of transportation facilities. Intelligent vehicle highway systems (IVHS) communications standards : research needs... Strategic highway safety plan. Proceedings of the 8th Equipment Management Workshop. Interim materials on unsignalized intersection capacity. Update of NCHRP report 230 : recommended procedures for the safety performance evalua... A Research agenda for public transportation. Freeway operations projects summary. A program of research in highway capacity : operation, safety, and maintenance of tra... Forecasting civil aviation activity : methods and approaches. Innovative contracting practices. Innovative contracting practices. Research problem statements : public transportation : marketing, fare policy and rura... Research initiatives for traffic signal control systems. How to develop and use equipment performance specifications.