Archived
Replaced by: Work zone bulletin #2/2017
Description
Alberta Transportation has recognized the late merge (zipper merge) as an effective traffic accommodation strategy for work zones when applied appropriately for the highway conditions. This Bulletin is issued to provide direction to practitioners and Department staff on when to use the late merge (zipper merge) strategy along Provincial highways.
Updated
January 1, 2018
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Resources
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[SUPERSEDED] - Late merge (zipper merge) traffic accommodation strategy for high traffic volume work zones along provincial highways (Updated January 2018)
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[SUPERSEDED] - Late merge (zipper merge) traffic accommodation strategy for high traffic volume work zones along provincial highways (Revised May 28, 2015)
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[SUPERSEDED] - Late merge (zipper merge) traffic accommodation strategy for high traffic volume work zones along provincial highways (February 20, 2015)
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Title and publication information
Type
Series Title
Alternative Title
Design bulletin #85/2015
Extent
4 pages
Frequency
Other
Publisher / Creator Information
Subject Information
Topic
Start Date
2015-02-20
End Date
2017-05-01
Resource Dates
Date Created
2015-02-20
Date Added
2015-11-23T18:18:20.950951
Date Modified
2018-01-01
Date Issued
2015-05-28
Date Archived
2018-01-17
Audience information
Language
Identifiers
Local Identifier
85/2015
Usage / Licence
Usage Considerations
The Design Bulletins will be of interest to Engineering Consultants and the Department of Transportation's Construction Contract Administrators. The series contains documents intended to clarify or supplement information contained in the Department's Design Guide, Traffic Control Standards Manual, Engineering Consultant Guidelines for Primary Highway Projects, Standard Specification for Highway Construction or related documents.
Contact
Contact Name
Alberta Transportation. Highway Operations Standards