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Bridge Rails and Barriers

Bridge Rails and Barriers A Reference Guide for Transportation Projects in the Coastal Zone Introduction Photo: David Eppstein Background T he mission of the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is to improve mobility across California. To that end, Caltrans is responsible for the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the state transportation network. The Caltrans Strategic Plan sets goals of providing the safest transportation system in the nation for the traveling public and Caltrans workers, maximizing transportation system performance and accessibility, efficiently delivering quality transportation projects and services, preserving and enhancing California's resources and assets, and promoting quality service through an excellent workforce.

railing and barrier types contained in this reference guide that might be appropriate to consider for any given project. How to Use this Guide T his guide has been prepared as a tool to help stakeholders and participants in bridge and railing design to beˇer understand options available for potentially successful application in future projects.

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