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Preventing Runovers and Backovers: Principles of Internal Traffic Control

ARTBA module on internal traffic control plans that separate workers on foot from trucks and equipment.

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By American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) · American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) / OSHA Susan Harwood Training Grant

Grant SH-22285-11

Produced under OSHA Susan Harwood grant SH-22285-11 and listed on OSHA's former Harwood grant materials page (osha.gov/dte/grant_materials, now retired; the link goes to the Internet Archive's copy of that page). The deck says some of its images were "provided by, and used with permission of Liberty Mutual Insurance." That permission was given to the author, and nothing says it extends to copies made by others, so we link to the archived page instead of hosting the file.

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Archived page from 2011. OSHA has since retired the original page, so the link goes to the Internet Archive. Some rules have changed since then: check it against the current standards before you teach from it.

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