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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Centerline Rumble Strips"”.

  1. Evaluation of external noise produced by vehicles crossing over centerline rumble strips on undivided highways in Kansas

    Centerline rumble strips (CLRS) are raised or indented patterns installed in the center of undivided rural two-lane highways. Their main function is to alert drivers who are encroaching or leaving the intended travel lane, by producing vibration and noise when crossed by vehicles’ tires. CLRS have …

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  2. A Safety Analysis of Fatigue and Drowsy Driving in the State of Utah

    … countermeasures included cable median barrier, rumble strips, rest areas, and drowsy driving freeway signage. The freeway signage is used to alert drivers of the adverse effects of drowsy driving and was the basis for a before-after study as well as a public survey of drowsy driving along …

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  3. Optimizing the selection of rumble strip design and construction

    Rumble strips are proven cost-effective roadway safety measures in reducing traffic crashes by generating in-vehicle noise for alerting inattentive drivers who are about to leave their travel lanes and/or approach stop-controlled intersections. Despite these safety benefits, they generate external …

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