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Project Report PPR276 Whole life cost-benefit analysis for median safety barriers. Task 1 - relocation of services

Publication Year

2007

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Evaluates the true costs associated with the relocation of services (for example drainage, lighting columns, communication and electrical cables) in the median section of a highway when replacing steel safety fences with concrete safety barriers. Uses the M25 as its case study. The report is in response to instances of crossover accident, where heavy goods vehicles have breached existing barriers to enter opposing carriageways. Explains the approach to costings.

Document History

Prepared for the Safety Standards and Research Department, Highways Agency.

Author

Williams, G. L.

ISBN

9781846087233

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Transport Research Laboratory

The Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) is an internationally recognised organisation providing research, consultancy, testing and certification for all aspects of transport.

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