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After a series of work-zone crashes, what can be done?
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On this week’s edition of the Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a conversation with Gregg Brunner, chief operations officer at the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), about recent deadly crashes in or near work zones.
On June 24, a truck driver was killed and MDOT workers were injured in a crash on I-75 in Monroe County.
In another, July 1, two people were killed in a crash in a work zone queue on I-96 west of Portland.
Brunner composed a poignant message to department employees with a reminder of the need to be vigilant about safety.
From his message:
We talk often about safety, but these events are painful reminders of just how critical it is every single day, in every single task. Whether you're in a work zone, near active traffic, in one of our garages or facilities, or behind the wheel, your actions matter. Safety is a mindset, not a checklist. It's about being present, engaged and always looking out for one another.
Brunner talked about benefits to be found in developments in technology to alert drivers and the promise of driver-assist technologies in vehicles, as outlined by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
챕터
1. Introducing Greg Brunner and Recent Tragedies (00:00:00)
2. Safety as a Mindset, Not Checklist (00:02:27)
3. Technology Solutions for Work Zone Safety (00:06:40)
4. Automated Enforcement and Speed Cameras (00:11:00)
5. Mental Health Impact on Construction Workers (00:15:00)
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