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B-1 A P P E N D I X B List of Survey Respondents State Title Agency/Organization AK Northern Region Maintenance and Operations Chief Alaska DOT&PF AL Maintenance Deputy Chief Alabama DOT AR State Maintenance Engineer Arkansas DOT AZ Assistant District Engineer, Central District + others Arizona DOT CA Maintenance Division Safety & Training Liaison California DOT CO Director of Highway Maintenance Colorado DOT CT Maintenance Manager District 1 Section 13 Connecticut DOT FL Director, Office of Maintenance + others Florida DOT GA District 7 Maintenance Engineer + others Georgia DOT IA Assistant Director, Office of Maintenance Iowa DOT ID Maintenance Services Manager Idaho Transportation Department IL Project Implementation Unit Chief, Operations Illinois DOT KS Bureau Chief of Maintenance Kansas DOT KY Engineering Specialist Kentucky Transportation Cabinet LA Chief of Maintenance Louisiana DOTD MA Assistant Administrator for Traffic & Safety + others Massachusetts DOT MD Deputy Director, Office of Maintenance Maryland SHA ME Directory of Maintenance & Operations Maine DOT MI Work Zone Delivery Engineer Michigan DOT MN State Work Zone Engineer + others Minnesota DOT MO Work Zone Engineer Missouri DOT MS State Maintenance Engineer Mississippi DOT MT Roadside Specialist, Maintenance Operations Montana DOT NC State Maintenance Engineer North Carolina DOT ND Maintenance Operations Engineer + others North Dakota DOT NH State Maintenance Engineer New Hampshire DOT NV Chief Maintenance & Asset Mgmt. Engineer + others Nevada DOT NY Acting Director, Maintenance Program Management Bureau New York State DOT OH Maintenance of Traffic Engineer + others Ohio DOT PA Traffic Control Specialist Manager Pennsylvania DOT RI State Highway Maintenance Operations Engineer Rhode Island DOT SC Director of Maintenance South Carolina DOT SD Operations Traffic Engineer South Dakota DOT TN Maintenance Division Director + others Tennessee DOT TX Director of Engineering & Safety Operations Texas DOT UT Director of Maintenance Utah DOT VA Work Zone Safety Program Manager Virginia DOT VT Work Zone Traffic Management Engineer + others Vermont Agency of Transportation WA State Work Zone Engineer Washington State DOT WV Assistant Director, Div. of Operations & Maintenance West Virginia DOT WI Statewide Work Zone Design Engineer Wisconsin DOT Table B-1. List of survey respondents by state.

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TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Synthesis 533 identifies the current state of practice among state departments of transportation (DOTs) regarding selection and setup of very short duration work zone (VSDWZ).

The report presents case examples of four state DOTs along with an in-depth analysis of the VSDWZ policies of these states. The case example agencies have developed specific guidance on the topic for their jurisdictions.

VSDWZ activities are those activities not defined in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) under short duration work zone or temporary traffic control (TTC) zones. These activities are usually 1 to 20 minutes long and include maintenance activities (e.g., performing temporary patching, picking up debris, or placing traffic count tubes) where TTC is not set up.

VSDWZ activities reduce the exposure of workers to risk and the inconvenience to traffic that standard TTC zones would create. Current policies and practices in place at various agencies for VSDWZ activities vary substantially. The work-zone setup also varies by the type of maintenance or other very short duration activity and roadway classification (e.g., speed, AADT, and number of lanes). Historically, during those activities, a large number of worker fatalities have occurred.

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