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http://www.accessmanageme...811Stover/AM0811Stover.pdf

This paper presents five issues, or topics, that the author suggests be addressed in the design of intersections. These are: 1) turn trajectory of vehicles; 2) the radii connecting the curb, or edge of pavement, of the two intersecting roadways; 3) intersection area; 4) the inclusion of deceleration/turn lanes; and 5) visibility of the intersection to approaching drivers. It is also to be noted that a driveway serving private development is an intersection. Therefore, the intersection of a private driveway with a public roadway should be treated the same as the intersection of two public roadways. Moreover, the intersection of two on-site circulation roadways should be given similar attention [2004 ‘Greenbook’, p. 729].

01475101

English

18p

2008

8th National Conference on Access Management

Digital/other

Figures; Photos; References; Tables

Access control (Transportation); Deceleration lanes; Geometric design; Intersections; Sight distance; Turning lanes; Vehicle trajectories

Design; Highways; Operations and Traffic Management; Safety and Human Factors; I73: Traffic Control

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Apr 8 2013 11:16AM

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