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NCHRP Research Report 1148: Human Factors Guidelines for Road Systems, Third Edition, from TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program, presents updated guidelines for integrating human factors (HF) principles into the planning, design, construction, and operation of roadway systems. The guidelines build on previous editions of Human Factors Guidelines for Road Systems. Human Factors Guidelines for […]
Roadway fatalities and serious injuries are a significant public health concern in rural and tribal settings. Creating a coalition of interested individuals is part of the Safe System Approach that addresses the high rates of these fatalities and serious injuries. BTSCRP Research Report 8: Highway Safety Behavioral Strategies for Rural and Tribal Areas: A Guide, […]
The Systemic Safety User Guide is an update to the Federal Highway Administration’s Systemic Safety Project Selection Tool. The Guide presents a process for incorporating systemic planning into the safety management process. The chapters describe how agencies can identify focus crash types, facility types, and risk factors; screen and prioritize candidate locations using risk; identify […]