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Investigation of the Effective Use of Warning Lights on Indiana Department of Transportation (Indot) Vehicles and Equipment
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Investigation of the Effective Use of Warning Lights on Indiana Department of Transportation (Indot) Vehicles and Equipment

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This study was requested by INDOT to determine if current lighting packages used on INDOT maintenance vehicles, specifically snow plow vehicles, can be improved with other commercially available products. Different light products were obtained from various vendors, mounted on INDOT vehicles, and visual comparisons were performed under various lighting and weather conditions by a team of observers. The comparison evaluations were performed revealing that other light packages, LED models for most options, were brighter and certain colors more visible. The preferred light models are recommended. These recommendations were forwarded to appropriate individuals that make these decisions at INDOT. Implementation is dependent on purchasing decisions made at the Central Office and at each of the Districts.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Purdue University Press
Country
United States
Date
1 January 2009
Pages
26
ISBN
9781622600519

This study was requested by INDOT to determine if current lighting packages used on INDOT maintenance vehicles, specifically snow plow vehicles, can be improved with other commercially available products. Different light products were obtained from various vendors, mounted on INDOT vehicles, and visual comparisons were performed under various lighting and weather conditions by a team of observers. The comparison evaluations were performed revealing that other light packages, LED models for most options, were brighter and certain colors more visible. The preferred light models are recommended. These recommendations were forwarded to appropriate individuals that make these decisions at INDOT. Implementation is dependent on purchasing decisions made at the Central Office and at each of the Districts.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Purdue University Press
Country
United States
Date
1 January 2009
Pages
26
ISBN
9781622600519