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Purdue Road School West Lafayette IN

Plastic Safety Systems, Inc. Tim Cox National Sales Manager Kenny Kolberg Roadway Safety Consultant

Indiana Work Zone Facts Source: IN DOT In 2013, 13 fatalities in Indiana work zones; 300+ injuries One work zone fatality occurs every 8.2 hours nationwide - 3 per day. One work zone injury occurs every nine minutes nationally - 160 per day. Crashes are the leading cause of death for Americans ages 3 34. 75% of work zone fatalities are not part of the work crew.

Top 5 Reasons / Workzone Crashes 2012 1. Tailgating 2. Inattention 3. Improper Lane Change 4. Failure to yield 5. Driving too fast for conditions

Paying attention?

The Problem Distracted Driving Is An Epidemic

Distracted Driving costs NHTSA 2012 Human Cost 3,360 deaths 421,000 injuries Financial costs Value of life = $9 Mil Hospitalization Insurance/litigation

Visual Taking your eyes off the road

Manual (and Cognitive) Taking your hands off the wheel

Cognitive (and Visual) Taking your mind off what you are doing.

Texting Distracted Driving on steroids 660,000 drivers are using cell phone every second Texting - driver s eyes off road 4.6 seconds 20% of teens text every time they drive 10% of adults text

The Solution The Temporary Portable Rumble Strip TPRS A New Traffic Safety Countermeasure Reinvented from an idea born in KS, 2004

US 50, Kansas May-June, 2004 1 Highway 9 Deaths 6 Weeks

2004 - Peabody, KS 22 mile asphalt paving project Shears Construction May 10 2 fatalities 2 injuries June 28 2 fatalities 2 injuries June 29 5 fatalities 2 injuries

What the work zone needs is an advance strategy that is visual, audible, and physical one that absolutely alerts the driver to an upcoming work zone. KS DOT, 2004

Peabody, KS 7 years later 22 mile asphalt paving project APAC Shears Zero fatalities Zero crashes TPRS temporary portable rumble strips

Conventional Countermeasure: Positive Protection

Conventional Countermeasure: Truck-Mounted Attenuator

Conventional Countermeasure: Portable Changeable Message Sign

Temporary Portable Rumble Strip Alerts drivers to changing road conditions, with audible and vibration alerts Stays in place In traffic speeds up to 75 MPH With high ADT, Under 18 wheelers and motorcycles Temporary no glue or adhesive required for installation removes without damage to strip or road Modular: easy to store, transport, hand-carry Unconventional Countermeasure

Applications Flagging Operations

Applications Pilot Car Operations

Applications Lane Closures Especially where a lane is closed for a work shift, then re-opened after.

Applications Maintenance

The Solution RoadQuake 2 Proprietary Design 44 L, 12 W, ¾ Thick Weighs 36 lbs. Both edges beveled 3 sections make 1 strip, 11 long, which traverses an entire lane. For posted speed limits up to 75 MPH and temperatures from 0-180 F.

The Solution Part 2 RoadQuake 2 Folding 132 L, 13 W, ¾ Thick Weighs 110 lbs. Both edges beveled 11 long, which traverses an entire lane.

Research: Kansas University, 2009 Portable strips = same sound levels as milled strips. Vibration: generated more vibration than adhesive improved attention-getting to drivers vibration matched milled rumble strips

Research: Ohio University Speed Reductions up to 13 MPH

The TXDOT Evaluation TxDOT, Wichita Falls, TX May 2011 FM 122: 2 lane, 2 way, 55 MPH US 82: 70 MPH Rumble Strips Ahead signs Alerted drivers & Flaggers Little movement These would be a great addition in Work Zone Safety for Maintenance.

The TXDOT Evaluation Highway 64, near Tyler TX Road-widening project; flagger, pilot car operation Avg. 3 accidents per week, due to distracted drivers We haven t seen an accident since we put the rumble strips up last July. They have made a lot of difference.

The TXDOT Evaluation I-35 Project Waco, TX: Fall, 2012

The TXDOT Evaluation Interstate Reopened After Fatal Early-Morning Crash October 25, 2012: Worker run over, killed by a crush truck that was hit by a semi Another worker s lower leg severed October 19, 2012: Semi driver killed Hit the rear of an 18-wheeler that had slowed for construction. Two more taken by ambulance Crush truck driver, minor injuries. September 19, 2012: Construction worker killed. Struck by an 18-wheeler, hit-andrun. From KWTX.com, Oct. 25, 2012

The TXDOT Evaluation AWARE, AWAKE, ALERT: TXDOT DEPLOYS RUMBLE STRIPS FOR I-35 WORK ZONES Deployed 3 Countermeasures: RoadQuake 2 Rumble Strips PCMS New Speed Limit Signs When you drive at night, you tend to get complacent. I think the addition of rumble strips is a great idea.they certainly are an attention-getter.

Tests Confirmed RoadQuake 2 : Alerts drivers to changing road conditions Sound & vibration levels = milled strips. Adheres to road without glue or nails Stable with little movement speeds up to 75 MPH high ADT 18 wheelers and motorcycles Temperatures from 0 to 180 F

Components of a Temporary Rumble Strip Specification Array pattern: Number of strips & Spacing Number of Arrays for: 2-lane 2-way Lane drop on 4-lane divided Signage: Rumble Strips Ahead

TxDOT WZ(RS)-12 for Temporary Rumble Strips 1 Lane 2 Way Direction Texas DOT Standard Plan May 2013 Lettings

Texas Mandates Temporary Rumble Strips: WZ(RS)-12, Nov. 12, 2012 Use Temporary Rumble Strips On: 1 lane, 2 way flagging operations, 70 MPH or less Or, where Portable Traffic Signals or AFADs used in place of flaggers Lane closures on conventional highways, 70 MPH or less Effective with May, 2013 Construction Lettings District Maintenance to use upon receipt of inventory

Iowa DOT January 2014

Distracted Driving Kills in Indiana

Questions Tim Cox National Sales Manager tjcox@plasticsafety.com 216-244-3207 Kenny Kolberg Roadway Safety Consultant kakolberg@plasticsafety.com 216-280-5566