QUESTION
What factors does the Department of Transportation consider when installing bollards?
0:55:02
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The Department of Transportation considers protecting pedestrian islands from turning vehicles and preventing unauthorized parking in pedestrian areas when installing non-security bollards.
- Bollards are installed to safeguard pedestrian islands from vehicles turning into them.
- Bollards are used in areas where there is a likelihood of vehicles illegally parking in spaces designated for pedestrians.
- These are the primary factors considered for non-security related bollard installations.
Selvena N. Brooks-Powers
0:55:02
And currently, what factor does DOT consider when deciding whether or not to install bottlers?
Monty Dean
0:55:10
Well, when it comes again to the non security ones, it's really just to make sure that those pedestrian islands are protect are are protected from turning vehicles.
0:55:21
And then again, only in instances where we think that there might be a likelihood that someone is trying to park in an area that's intended preferred pedestrians.
0:55:28
So those are the types of of uses that we're looking at.
