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b) Offset (or Z) pedestrian crossings treatment's application. Actual cost estimates were not avail-
c) Pedestrian swing gates able; costs can also change dramatically over time and may
6. Channelization/markings depend on location.
a) Pavement marking, texturing, and striping The following information is provided for each treatment:
b) Quick curbs
c) Rumble strips · The treatment name and alternative names,
d) Channelizations · Basic summary of the treatment's intended operation,
e) Illumination of crossings · Picture(s) or illustrations of the treatment in operation,
· Purpose of the treatment,
7. Education and enforcement
· Suitable installation locations,
a) Photo enforcement
· Implementation effects,
b) Enforcement
· Contraindications to treatment (situations where the treat-
c) Education outreach programs
ment is not appropriate or may be harmful),
d) CCTV/video recording
· Relative cost,
· Other resources available,
· Links to related treatments,
Safety Treatment Information
· A short list of agencies that have experience with the
Included in the Catalog
treatment,
The catalog is designed for practitioners. It describes each · Examples from agencies that have installed the treatment,
treatment and gives the treatment's purpose, implementation and
effects, relative costs, and (where available) examples of the · Information about agencies that are conducting trials.
