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Determining which roads to fix
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This week’s edition of the Talking Michigan Transportation podcast features explanations about how Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) officials prioritize road projects.
MDOT Chief Operations Officer Gregg Brunner talks about the factors that go into selection and how planners and engineers strictly adhere to asset management principles.
With National Work Zone Awareness Week approaching, Brunner also talks about how the safety of workers factors into maintaining mobility during road construction.
Also discussed: the bills adopted in the Michigan House of Representatives and later voted out of the Senate Transportation Committee that would allow Michigan to join several other states in employing innovative technology to detect vehicles speeding in work zones.
On a previous episode, Juan Pava, the Safety Programs Unit chief in the Bureau of Safety Programs and Engineering at the Illinois Department of Transportation, talked about how enforcement has been effective there in offering better protection for workers.
Chapters
1. Determining which roads to fix (00:00:00)
2. Michigan Transportation Project Selection and Funding (00:00:07)
3. Maintaining Traffic in Work Zones (00:14:23)
4. Work Zone Safety and Project Updates (00:18:27)
5. Appreciation for Michigan Transportation Team (00:23:46)
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