PRIORITY SEGMENTS & CURVES

BARRIER-CANDIDATE SEGMENTS · HORIZONTAL CURVE VS TANGENT SECTIONS · AS-BUILT RADII (REFERENCE)
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Priority segments are the barrier candidates: unprotected crashes only (not contained by existing barrier). The design centerline is split into curve (violet) and tangent (teal) sections; segments are highlighted by section and sized by EPDO. Radii are as-built values, shown for reference.

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Priority segments

Each barrier-candidate segment with its section and, on curves, the as-built radius. Sort any column; filter by section.

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Reading the SCP columns: the WisDOT SCP network screening counts crashes of all types against the expectation for a similar facility, while this audit counts only roadway departure and fixed object crashes. The screening says “this segment has more crashes than it should, of any kind.” This audit says “and here is the share of that which is roadside treatable.” A LOSS 4 flag beside a candidate is the documented safety need; the candidate is the roadside treatable share of it.

Station Side Crashes EPDO Section Non-dry % As-built radius (ft) Median cable guard Outside barrier HFST Treatment SCP LOSS (Total) SCP LOSS (Injury) SCP PSI (Total)

Curves with recurring dry-pavement crashes

Horizontal curves with a repeat crash pattern that is mostly on dry pavement, where friction is unlikely to be the cause, whether or not barrier is present. As-built radius is shown for reference; tighter radii are the stronger candidates. Threshold: at least 3 crashes and over half on dry pavement.

Curve (station) As-built radius (ft) Crashes Dry % With barrier