Initial deployment of 47 variable speed limit signs to cost $12.5 million (CAD)
Deployment of 47 variable speed limit signs on three major highways in British Columbia.
Made Public Date
03/31/2016
Hope, Canada
Hope,
Canada
Identifier
2016-SC00361
Variable speed limits (VSL) are being introduced on three major highways in British Columbia to help reduce crashes related to poor weather conditions. Speed limits will be adjusted by operations staff and determined based on traffic, pavement condition, and visibility information collected by sensors.
Costs
Installation of 47 signs for the VSL program to cost the British Columbia government $12.5 million (CAD).
B.C. Introducing Variable Speed Limits on Some Highways
B.C. Introducing Variable Speed Limits on Some Highways
Source Publication Date
12/04/2015
Publisher
Globe and Mail
System Cost
47 signs for VSL program - $12.5 million (CAD)
Taxonomy (ARC-IT)
Traffic Management »
Variable Speed Limits (TM20)
System Cost Subsystem
