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Short Duration Short-Duration Work • As compared to stationary operations, mobile and short-duration operations are activities that might involve different treatments. Devices having greater mobility might be necessary such as signs mounted on trucks. Devices that are larger, more imposing, or more visible can be used effectively and economically. The mobility of the work zone is important. Maintaining reasonably safe work and road user conditions is a paramount goal in carrying out mobile operations. Guidance: • Safety in short-duration or mobile operations should not be compromised by using fewer devices simply because the operation will frequently change its location. Option: • Appropriately colored or marked vehicles with high-intensity rotating, flashing, oscillating, or strobe lights may be used in place of signs and channelizing devices for short-duration or mobile operations. These vehicles may be augmented with signs or arrow panels. Support: • During short-duration work, it often takes longer to set up and remove the work zone than to perform the work. Workers face hazards in setting up and taking down the work zone. Also, since the work time is short, delays affecting road users are significantly increased when additional devices are installed and removed.
Short Duration • Option: • Considering these factors, simplified control procedures may be warranted for short-duration work. • A reduction in the number of devices may be offset by the use of other more dominant devices such as high intensity rotating, flashing, oscillating, or strobe lights on work vehicles.
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