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Archived Hardware Eligibility Letters – NCHRP 350

These letters are archived and are posted for "historical and research purposes only" per the sunset dates in the AASHTO/FHWA Joint Implementation Agreement and exceptions to these dates as posted on the AASHTO Committee on Design website.

Letter Date Sort ascending Testing Manufacturer Hardware Type Device Description
B-81A NCHRP 350 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Longitudinal Barriers and Bridge Rails PA W-Beam Transition @ TL-4
B-134A NCHRP 350 Energy Absorption Systems, Incorporated Longitudinal Barriers and Bridge Rails Transition designs for Vulcan barrier
B-141 NCHRP 350 Trinity Highway Safety Products, Inc. Longitudinal Barriers and Bridge Rails CASS TL-3 and CAS TL-4 I-post designs
LS-55 NCHRP 350 Akron Foundry Luminaire Supports TB2-17 breakaway cast aluminum transformer base
CC-12P NCHRP 350 Trinity Highway Safety Products Division Barrier Terminals and Crash Cushions alternative ET post
B-140 NCHRP 350 Trinity Highway Safety Products Division Longitudinal Barriers and Bridge Rails T-31 Strong-post W-beam @ TL-3
CC-26H NCHRP 350 Energy Absorption Systems, Inc. Barrier Terminals and Crash Cushions modified REACT anchor designs
WZ-216 NCHRP 350 Traffix Devices Inc. Work Zone Devices Type I Barricade and Type II Barricade
CC-64F NCHRP 350 Albert W. Unrath, Inc. Barrier Terminals and Crash Cushions Supplemental tests for TL-2 U-MAD
CC-85B NCHRP 350 SCI Products Incorporated Barrier Terminals and Crash Cushions SCI100GM performance evaluation