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Items that reference source, Animal Vehicle Crash Mitigation Using Advanced Technology Phase I: Review, Design and Implementation

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  • In Switzerland, an animal warning system installed at 7 sites decreased collisions with large animals by more than 80 percent.

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  • Carefully select vendors and develop contracts for animal detection systems.
  • Thoroughly test, evaluate, and maintain animal detections systems.
  • Consider dynamic natural conditions and surrounding landscapes when selecting technologies for animal detection system deployments.

System Cost

  • The costs to plan, purchase, install, and operate and maintain an animal detection system on a one-mile section of roadway have been estimated at $31,300 per year.
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