Author(s):
C.J. Messer, J. Friebele, C.L. Dudek
Publication Date
May 1971
Abstract
A questionnaire survey was conducted of state and local highway engineers and law enforcement personnel in an attempt to qualitatively determine the nature of wrong-way driving in Texas. In general, these officials considered the greatest problem with respect to wrong-way driving to be that of the drinking, drunk, or drugged driver. They also suggested that wrong-way driving should be confronted through engineering, enforcement, and education, and that better approaches and techniques for reducing it were desired.
Report Number:
139-6
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