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NCHRP: A Guide for Addressing Collisions with Trees in Hazardous Locations

One of the most common causes of fatal and severe injury crashes, on rural roads in particular, involves vehicles leaving the road and striking a fixed object. Trees are the objects most commonly struck in run-off-road (ROR) collisions, and tree impacts are generally quite severe. This guide provides a comprehensive description of the problem as well as strategies and guides for implementation.

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