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Experiment with evergreen trees in expressway medians to improve roadway delineation
Simulated median plantings were installed on selected portions of two Chicago expressways to determine whether this means of providing roadway delineation would significantly reduce frequency of vehicle encroachment on median; complete record of encroachments was obtained during winter for comparison with number that occurred during same portion of previous year; findings suggest possibility of substantial improvement in safety of divided highways through development and use of median plantings.
Experiment with evergreen trees in expressway medians to improve roadway delineation
Simulated median plantings were installed on selected portions of two Chicago expressways to determine whether this means of providing roadway delineation would significantly reduce frequency of vehicle encroachment on median; complete record of encroachments was obtained during winter for comparison with number that occurred during same portion of previous year; findings suggest possibility of substantial improvement in safety of divided highways through development and use of median plantings.
Experiment with evergreen trees in expressway medians to improve roadway delineation
Nat Research Council -- Highway Research Board -- Research
Hutchinson, J.W. (author) / Lacis, J.H. (author)
1966
14 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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