CMF / CRF Details

CMF ID: 2699

Install transverse rumble strips on stop controlled approaches in rural areas

Description:

Prior Condition:  No Prior Condition(s)

Category: Roadway

Study: Safety Evaluation of Transverse Rumble Strips on Approaches to Stop Controlled Intersections in Rural Areas, Srinivasan et al., 2010

 
Star Quality Rating:3 Stars  [View score details]
Rating Points Total:105
Crash Modification Factor (CMF)
Value:1.284
Adjusted Standard Error:
Unadjusted Standard Error:0.185
Crash Reduction Factor (CRF)
Value:-28.4  (This value indicates an increase in crashes)
Adjusted Standard Error:
Unadjusted Standard Error:18.5
Applicability
Crash Type:All
Crash Severity:O (property damage only)
Roadway Types:Major Collector
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Minimum Number of Lanes:
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Number of Lanes Comment:
Crash Weather:Not specified
Road Division Type:Undivided
Minimum Speed Limit:
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Speed Limit Comment:
Area Type:Rural
Traffic Volume:
Average Traffic Volume:
Time of Day:All
If countermeasure is intersection-based
Intersection Type:Roadway/roadway (not interchange related)
Intersection Geometry:3-leg
Traffic Control:Stop-controlled
Major Road Traffic Volume:
Minor Road Traffic Volume:
Average Major Road Volume :3265 Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT)
Average Minor Road Volume :801 Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT)
Development Details
Date Range of Data Used:1987 to 2006
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State:IA,MN
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Type of Methodology Used:Before/after using empirical Bayes or full Bayes
Other Details
Included in Highway Safety Manual?No
Date Added to Clearinghouse:Jan 01, 1970
Comments:The star rating for this CMF was modified from 3 to 4 stars in January 2015. The previous star rating was assigned using a sample size score based only on the crashes in the period after the countermeasure installation. The standard scoring method in the Clearinghouse is to score the sample size based on the crashes before the countermeasure installation plus the expected crashes in the after period.