Assessment of current guidance in relation to safe carriageway crossing (CIS53) on high speed roads
Research Report 885
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
Research Report
Abstract
This research paper broadly supports the rules set out in earlier guidance published in 2000 relating to crossing a carriageway on foot, but recognises that in some traffic flows on motorways, crossing may be impossible in practice for much of the day. At some rates of traffic, site specific assessment should be carried out to determine if there are sufficient safe gaps for crossing.
Author
Keeley, D. Chaplin, Z. and McGillivray, A.
History
This document may not reflect current standards and regulations but is available for reference only. Prepared by the Health and Safety Laboratory. This research paper is based on Construction Information Sheet 53.
Subjects
- Special subject areas
- Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities
- Transport facilities
- Roads
- Health and safety
Publisher History
The Health and Safety Executive work to protect the health and safety of people in the workplace by minimising risks. They achieve this through research, information and advice, promoting training, new or revised regulations and codes of practice, inspection, investigation and enforcement.
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