Anticipation of winter road risks

Anticipation of winter road risks

Points for reflection

Winter service is a major issue for road managers; it has been around for several decades and has greatly evolved in recent years.

This document describes the entire decisional chain, from the alert phase to the maintenance operation itself, detailing the different chronological phases and placing man at the centre of the system.


The skills required by each stakeholder in this chain are also specified.

Anticipation of winter road risks
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Winter service is a major issue for road managers; it has been around for several decades and has greatly evolved in recent years.
French government policy regarding winter service on road networks has been fine-tuned to recommend preparation of a winter service organisation plan. Winter service implementation has also been significantly improved, particularly due to the fact that spreading salt as near as possible to the meteorological event (pre-remedial salting) is recommended based on increasingly accurate data.
The traffic and service levels on roads have increased and there is increasing awareness of sustainable development and environmental issues.
These different factors have prompted a major need in relation to winter service activity: the need for anticipation. All possible resources required for anticipating potential winter road risks must be implemented to ensure effective winter service.
To facilitate this task, the present guide proposes points for reflection to be used for improving processes and organisations deployed within network management departments.

This document describes the entire decisional chain, from the alert phase to the maintenance operation itself, detailing the different chronological phases and placing man at the centre of the system.
The skills required by each stakeholder in this chain are also specified

Sommaire

 

  • Preamble
  • Practical Developments in Winter service
  • Purpose of this Guide
  • Context-related Information
  • Actions and Decisions
  • Organisation
  • Phasing of the Process
  • Detailed Content of each Phase

  Phase 1

  •   Qualified Weather Monitoring and Road Alert Decision
  •   Preparatory actions
  •   Real conditions

  Sheet 1 - Examples of Climate Zoning for Monitoring Purposes
  Sheet 2 – Examples of Datasheets for performing Winter Climate Assessment
  Close Meteorological Monitoring and Road Surveillance Decision

  Preparatory actions

  In real conditions

  Sheet 3 – Use of patrol observations
  Sheet 4 – Patrol record

  Phase 3

  • Analysing in detail road weather
  • Preparatory actions
  • In real conditions

  Sheet 5 - Decisional reference monitoring tools –  Example of page ruler used by ASF (Autoroutes du Sud de la France)

  • Skills

  Winter service Patroller
  Winter service Operation Manager

  • Bibliography

 

Détails
Titre
Anticipation of winter road risks
Réf. Cerema
EQ-SETRA—09-ED16--FR+ANG
Catégorie de produit
Ouvrage
Nombre de pages
39 pages
Référence
SKU1916164309
Numéro ISRN
EQ-SETRA—09-ED16--FR+ANG
Editeur
Cerema (ex-Setra)
Auteur collectif
Cerema
Nombre de pages
39 pages
Langue de la publication
Anglais
Type d'auteur
Oeuvre à auteur unique
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