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Motorist Understanding of Traffic Control Devices in Kansas

R. W. Stokes / M. J. Rys / E. R. Russell / J. Kerbs

This assessment was accomplished through a review of previous research efforts and by conducting a survey of over 500 Kansas motorists. Forty-three (43) signs and pavement markings were evaluated in the survey of Kansas motorists. These traffic control devices consisted of 25 warning signs, 13 regulatory signs, and 5 longitudinal pavement markings. Two self-administered questionnaire-type survey instruments were used in this study. The primary instrument consisted of 43 questions with multiple choice responses. The second survey instrument was a self-administered open-ended questionnnaire that required the respondents to record their own explanation of the meaning of each sign.

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Motorist Understanding of Traffic Control Devices in Kansas

R. W. Stokes / M. J. Rys / E. R. Russell / J. Kerbs

This assessment was accomplished through a review of previous research efforts and by conducting a survey of over 500 Kansas motorists. Forty-three (43) signs and pavement markings were evaluated in the survey of Kansas motorists. These traffic control devices consisted of 25 warning signs, 13 regulatory signs, and 5 longitudinal pavement markings. Two self-administered questionnaire-type survey instruments were used in this study. The primary instrument consisted of 43 questions with multiple choice responses. The second survey instrument was a self-administered open-ended questionnnaire that required the respondents to record their own explanation of the meaning of each sign.

Motorist Understanding of Traffic Control Devices in Kansas

R. W. Stokes / M. J. Rys / E. R. Russell / J. Kerbs

This assessment was accomplished through a review of previous research efforts and by conducting a survey of over 500 Kansas motorists. Forty-three (43) signs and pavement markings were evaluated in the survey of Kansas motorists. These traffic control devices consisted of 25 warning signs, 13 regulatory signs, and 5 longitudinal pavement markings. Two self-administered questionnaire-type survey instruments were used in this study. The primary instrument consisted of 43 questions with multiple choice responses. The second survey instrument was a self-administered open-ended questionnnaire that required the respondents to record their own explanation of the meaning of each sign.

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Title:

Motorist Understanding of Traffic Control Devices in Kansas

Contributors:

R. W. Stokes (author) / M. J. Rys (author) / E. R. Russell (author) / J. Kerbs (author)

Publication date:

1995

Size:

70 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Traffic control devices , Driver performance , Driver experience , Questionnaires , Traffic signs , Pavement markings , Warning signs , Kansas , Traffic safety , Traffic management , Driver education

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