Pavement Marking Materials and Markers: Real-World Relationship Between Retroreflectivity and Safety Over Time (2006) / Chapter Skim
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ii Table of Contents Author Acknowledgments ................................................................................................................... 1 Executive Summary..............................................................................................................................
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iii 2.6. Survey of Relevant Practices............................................................................................
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iv 5.3. Safety Analysis.................................................................................................................
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v List of Figures Figure 1. Non-linear relationship between retroreflectivity and participant ratings, from Parker and Meja (17)
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vi Figure 29. Observed and predicted average retroreflectivity for white and yellow permanent tape and corresponding CURE plots (Source: NTPEP data)
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vii List of Tables Table 1. Degree of use of pavement marking materials by type, from Migletz and Graham (8)
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viii Table 33. Excerpt of California's statewide MMS database, the older management system.............
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ix Table 67. Safety estimation results for yellow markings by non-daylight, non-intersection crash severity.......................................................................................................................................
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