A final report is made on a two-year experiment with a motorist aid telephone system in Michigan. The project was a cooperative effort designed to determine the usefulness of a roadside motorist aid telephone system to stranded motorists on a rural freeway and to observe and record the needs of motorists who stop on the facility. Operational aspects of such a system were reviewed as well as the maintenance activities required. Interest has been expressed by other states and agencies in the stranded motorist problem.
Study of Rural Freeway Emergency Communications for Stranded Motorists
1971
99 pages
Report
No indication
English
Communicating Freeway Exit Lane Drops to Motorists
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