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Chapter Five - Conclusions
Pages 34-35

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... • A commonly defined and understood approach to measure implementation benefits (improved performance and/or lower life-cycle costs) of VE studies and VE program success needs to be developed.
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... Survey responses indicate that VE teams could include road safety and human factors specialists to provide real-time input into the VE studies. • Integrating VE with Context-Sensitive Design The benefits of VE can be realized in the early planning stages.
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