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40: 20: 178: 202: 305: 228:, routes lead west. They are marked with blue signs that point in the correct direction. During mass evacuations, these roads (and especially interstate highways) have been set up with paved crossover lanes so that both north and southbound lanes flow north and west and eastbound lanes flow west, a procedure known as 135:
if they evacuate. Communities that have the physical capital, such as cars, to evacuate everyone may not have the social capital to facilitate sharing these resources. However, strong social networks within a community can also hinder evacuation by increasing the ties to the neighborhood and refusing
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If evacuation orders are given too early, the hurricane can change course and leave the evacuated area unscathed. People may think they have weathered hurricanes before, when in reality the hurricane didn't hit them directly, giving them false confidence. Those who have lived on the coast for ten or
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refers to the connections between people: social networks and the reciprocity and trust within them. The social systems of communities can have a large impact on their ability and willingness to evacuate. Weak social networks within a community can make evacuation difficult. If people don't trust
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Due to the danger of hurricanes, evacuating should always be an option during strong hurricanes. Some residents may believe that due to the monetary cost of evacuation and the price of not being there to care for their home, evacuation is not a good choice. Due to the potential health and safety
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plans in an attempt to increase outbound traffic capacity from coastal areas, but traffic jams still occur in these situations. Many buses and coaches in New Orleans can change their destination boards to "EVACUATION" in times of a hurricane, effectively doubling as ambulances.
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The longer people have lived in a coastal area, the less likely they are to evacuate. Hurricanes have a longer warning time than most disasters, but details of strength and track are only educated guesses. Official warnings, as with other
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ran out of hotel rooms and filled ten shelters with people, some of whom were from other parts of the state. Officials said 3 million of those evacuees were not actually in an evacuation zone. These "shadow evacuees" caused gridlock on
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Officials advise that people who are not evacuating should carefully monitor severe weather updates provided by emergency broadcasting services, since the direction and potential danger of a hurricane may change suddenly.
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A "hurricane evacuation route" is a highway in the United States that is a specified route for hurricane evacuation. Despite mandatory evacuation orders some people still refuse to leave their homes.
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Private cars may not be an efficient means of evacuating. The traffic jams that thousands of motorists experienced in South Carolina while fleeing
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PESOS and BYPASS, research projects concerning the "Evacuation of Passenger Ships" (University Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
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approached. Even after the city was flooded and uninhabitable, some people still refused to leave their homes.
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Hurricane evacuation can be vital to individual safety in some circumstances, including the following:
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A hurricane evacuation route (also called coastal evacuation route or evacuation route) is a
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is the immediate and rapid movement of people away from the threat or actual occurrence of a
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exemplify the frustration of people trying to evacuate. Some jurisdictions have implemented
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Abrahams, John: "Fire escape in difficult circumstances", chapter 6, In: Stollard, 1994,
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risks, authorities in some areas should give evacuation their meaningful consideration.
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each other, then they are likely to fear that their homes or stores will be
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There were an estimated 6.8 million Floridians who evacuated during
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A Cellular Automaton Model for Crowd Movement and Egress Simulation
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A bibliography for pedestrian simulation and evacuation dynamics
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Despite mandatory evacuation orders, many people did not leave
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primarily uses signed evacuation routes, with the exception of
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Fire Safety Engineering Group at the University of Greenwich
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Hurricane evacuation route marking near the Texas Gulf Coast
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NY State Evacuation (Individual residence zone information)
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A hurricane evacuation route sign on Tulane Avenue in
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Decontamination - prior to evacuation where possible.
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that is a specified route for hurricane evacuation.
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Interstate 45
Galveston
Hurricane Rita

Interstate 4
Hurricane Irma
hurricane
Hurricane Floyd
Hurricane Rita
contraflow lane reversal
Social capital
looted
Hurricane Irma
Leon County
Florida's Turnpike
Georgia
Florida
storm surge

New Orleans, Louisiana
Hurricane Katrina
WWL Radio
WLMG

highway
United States
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Coast
contraflow

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