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Chapter F7 Maintenance and operation of roads
F7.7 W/C 123: Operational traffic management
Definition: work category 123
Operational traffic management
This work category provides for the operation, maintenance and power costs of traffic signals and other traffic management equipment and facilities.
Examples of qualifying activities
Examples of qualifying activities include:
- operation, maintenance and power costs of:
- traffic signals
- advanced traffic management systems (ATMS)
- variable message signs (VMS)
- area-wide traffic control systems, including update of software
- local area traffic management schemes (LATMS), including speed control devices and threshold treatments
- ramp metering
- surveillance devices
- traffic monitoring equipment, such as closed-circuit television systems
- emergency telephones on motorways
- weighing facilities owned by an RCA and/or operated as a weight surveillance facility
- incident response and management.
References: For detail about traffic systems, see Chapter F13 Traffic systems and road safety.
Exclusions: work category 123
This work category excludes:
- staff time for the operation of closed-circuit television systems - this is not eligible for funding assistance
- the reinstatement of facilities maintained under this work category that is caused by renewal or construction/implementation activity - this shall be charged to the renewal or construction/implementation project.
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