Traffic safety study Glacier National Park, Montana

Robert Peccia & Associates. 1994. Traffic safety study Glacier National Park, Montana. A/E Contract No. CX 2000-1-0011, Task Order No. 41. Helena, MT

The purpose of this study was to analyze the road system in Glacier National Park and identify traffic safety concerns or problems. To accomplish this underlying purpose, the physical condition, operational characteristics, and the accident history of the Park roads were reviewed. The study ultimately identified a number of traffic safety problems and deficiencies on the road system. Ten individual sites on the Park road system were also evaluated in detail as part of this study.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Robert Peccia & Associates
Date of Issue
1994-07
Units
GLAC
Keywords
accidents, incident management, Park Management, Parking, repaving, Risk Assessment, risk management, Road Maintenance, road modifications, road system, roadway, Safety, signing, Signs, site improvements, Traffic, Traffic safety, Visitor safety
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Human Use | Visitor and Recreation Use | Visitor Use

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