01643015

Monograph

http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/175369.aspx

This circular is a record of a meeting hosted by the International Research Subcommittee of the TRB Roadside Safety Design Committee in Melbourne, Australia, on March 26, 2015. Ninety-four delegates from many countries attended. The circular is a compilation of the papers presented at the workshop. The papers are organized by the five sessions at the workshop: assessment practices; work zone safety; safe system and roadsides; roadside safety hardware development and testing; and motorcycle safety.

English

162p

2016-11

Transportation Research Circular

Roadside Safety Design and Devices: International Workshop 2015

Digital/other

Appendices; Figures; References; Tables

Barriers (Roads); Highway safety; Motorcycle crashes; Roadside; Work zone safety; Workshops

Design; Highways; Safety and Human Factors

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Aug 3 2017 11:23AM

• Analysis of In-Service Safety Performance of Wire Rope Safety Barriers
• Application of Safe System (Safe Roads) to Existing Highways in Developing Countries
• Can Australian Authorities Use a Common Guardrail Design?
• Developing a Safer Impact-Absorbing Street Lighting Pole for Urban Environments and Review of Test Requirements and Pass–Fail Criteria
• EN 1317 Versus NCHRP 350: Nongating Test Level 3 Crash Cushion Versus Redirective 110-km/h Crash Cushion
• Identification of Motorcycle Crashes and Possible Roadside Protection on Rural Low-Volume Roads in Indonesia
• Implementation and Evaluation of an Innovative Wide Centerline to Reduce Cross-Over-the-Centerline Crashes in Queensland
• Making Roads Motorcycle Friendly: A New Zealand Perspective
• Measuring Cable Tensions in Wire Rope Barriers During In-Service Conditions
• Measuring the Residual Risk Associated with Road Safety Barriers
• Public Benefit of Road Safety Barrier Innovation
• Recent Developments in Portable Longitudinal Barriers for Work Zones
• Recent Efforts to Enhance Road Safety in Nepal
• Roadside Barrier Installation and Maintenance Issues: The Need for Improved Quality Control
• Safe Bridge Barriers Tested and Simulated to EN 1317 and MASH with Low Forces Transmitted: Australian Example Compared with European Union Example
• Safe System Roadsides: Putting Clear Zones in Their Place
• Sector Schemes: What Are They and How Should They Be Used in Australia?
• Simulation of Motorcyclist Impacts with Rub-Rail Roadside Barrier Modifications
• The Importance of Proven and Tested Positive Protection in Work Zones