Transcription of Smart Motorways - Standards for Highways
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Smart Motorways - Standards for Highways
Smart MotorwaysConcept of operations(to accompany IAN 161/15)Version April 2016 1 of 40 Version control Version Status Date Draft for review (Subject Matter Experts and Programme Board) 31 Jan 2012 Draft for Steering Group Review 5 Mar 2012 Draft for final comment by SRO 21 Mar 2012 Circulated version ( ) 23 Mar 2012 Draft at 2012/13 MROD contract end, highlighting areas which will need to be updated in support of IAN 161/13 25 Mar 2013 Version to support TPB review of draft IAN 161/13 12 Jul 2013 Issued version ( ) to accompany IAN 161/13 16 Aug 2013 Draft version incorporating updates to IAN 161/15, prepared for peer review 21 Jan 2015 Revised draft incorporating reviewer comments 28 Feb 2015 Updated version for internal review 31 Mar 2015 Revised version following internal feedback 30 Apr 2015 Issued for NDD Regional Divisional Director review 09 Oct 2015 Updated draft incorporating reviewer comments 30 Nov 2015 Issued version ( ) to accompany IAN 161/15 15 Apr 2016 Approvals Version Approved by Publication Date Mike Wilson 23 Mar 2012 Mike Wilson 16 Aug 2013 Martin Bolt 15 Apr 2016 Melanie Clarke For more information.
Version 3.0 April 2016 6 of 40 2.3 Key features of the smart motorway design 2.3.1 The ALR design 14 The key feature of the ALR design is the replacement of the hard shoulder with a controlled running lane. In comparison with the HSR design, permanently removing the hard shoulder
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