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Technology Transfer Equipment Loan Program

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This free program allows all local public agencies in Kentucky the opportunity to borrow the following items from the Technology Transfer Program at the Kentucky Transportation Center:

 

 

  • Ball Bank Indicator:  Used for the specific purpose of determining safe (uniform advisory) curve speeds for horizontal curves.
  • Calibration Sign Standards Kit: Designed for use by your maintenance personnel to easily calibrate their vision prior to conducting nighttime sign inspections Calibration Sign Standards are available in all required colors.  Retroreflectivity levels are engineered to match the values specified in MUTCD Table 2A-3.
  • Comparison Panel Standards Kit:  Easy to use during nighttime inspections, these panels replace the need to invest in costly portable reflectometers and their respective maintenance.  Simply clip the comparison panels to the sign being evaluated and view from a distance of approximately 25 feet with the provided light source.  If the sign is brighter than the comparison panel, the sign exceeds the MUTCD minimum values and may be kept in service.  If the comparison panel is brighter, it indicates the sign should be scheduled for replacement.
  • Retroreflectometer:  The retroreflectometer is a handheld instrument for measuring retroreflection of traffic signs.
  • Traffic Counter: Used to identify which routes are used most, and to either improve that road or provide an alternative if there is an excessive amount of traffic.  The traffic counters collect vehicle number, speed, and length for up to nine days (depending on the traffic).

 

A request form that can be faxed or mailed can be found here.

More information will be coming soon!

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