(KTNC)-- Currently, the Nebraska Department of Roads is conducting a statewide traffic survey as part of a national safety study. Part of this survey is counting traffic volume on lower volume local roads that typically are not counted as part of the annual count process. These locations include low volume roads in urban areas and isolated rural locations. These locations are often not on a Nebraska State Highway.
The study will be conducted through the end of 2016. The equipment being used is labeled with the NDOR logo and the phone number 402-479-4509. If there are questions concerning traffic counts that seem to be in unusual places, please feel free to call.
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