FTC Transportation Authority Monitoring and Oversight – Year One Report
FTC Transportation Authority Monitoring and Oversight – Year One Report
Access Connections on Opposite Sides of a Roadway
Some state DOT’s regulations and many local government ordinances require access connection on opposite sides of a roadway be aligned directly opposite one another. Local government subdivision regulations commonly define ‘jog’ and prohibit jogs in subdivision design. A ‘jog’ occurs when crossing from an access connection on one side of a road to a connection…
Access Connections on Opposite Sides of a Roadway: A Technical Memorandum
Access Connections on Opposite Sides of a Roadway: A Technical Memorandum – This technical memorandum addresses these problems and identifies where the practice of aligning access connections directly opposite one another may or may not be appropriate. It also includes examples where a change in alignment was made or crossing maneuvers were eliminated.
Technical Memorandum II: Documenting Improved Mobility Techniques on SIS and Trip Facilities
The desire to maintain mobility on Florida’s transportation system is universal; however, deciding who or what entity is ultimately responsible remains elusive. One thing is clear – all agencies involved with development approval or transportation service provision must work together. This guide includes tools, resources, and guidance to enable transportation partners to respond effectively to…
Signal Spacing
Closely spaced or irregularly spaced traffic signals on suburban and urban arterials result in an excessive number of stops, unnecessary delay, increased fuel consumption, excessive vehicular emissions, and high crash rates. Conversely, long and uniform signal spacing permits timing plans that can efficiently accommodate varying traffic conditions during peak and off-peak periods, as well as…
Documenting Improved Mobility Techniques on SIS and TRIP Facilities
Documenting Improved Mobility Techniques on SIS and TRIP Facilities-This guide includes tools, resources, and guidance to enable transportation partners to respond effectively to growth management issues, to become more proactive, and to maximize use of limited transportation funds. These transportation partners may include among others local governments, metropolitan planning organizations (MPO), regional planning councils (RPC),…
Signal Spacing: A Technical Memorandum
Signal Spacing: A Technical Memorandum
Transportation Concurrency: Best Practices Guide
Transportation Concurrency: Best Practices Guide presents practical guidance for local transportation concurrency management systems based on a sampling of current and best practices. As such, it is an important first step toward greater understanding of how to implement transportation concurrency. However, further research is needed to advance the state of the practice, including more detailed…
Performance Measures to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Public Involvement Activities in Florida
In 2006, the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) at the University of South Florida (USF) completed a comprehensive assessment of public involvement practices and processes in Florida for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The assessment considered public involvement practices at all phases of transportation decision making and included practices of the FDOT Central…
Transportation Concurrency: Best Practices Guide
This guide presents practical guidance for local transportation concurrency management systems based on a sampling of current and best practices. As such, it is an important first step toward greater understanding of how to implement transportation concurrency. However, further research is needed to advance the state of the practice, including more detailed study of the…
User Guide for Spreadsheet-Based Concurrency Management System
User Guide for Spreadsheet-Based Concurrency Management System – Transportation concurrency is aimed at ensuring that transportation facilities with adequate capacity are available concurrently with land use and economic development. Florida’s law requires local governments to develop and implement a concurrency management system (CMS). The Center for Urban TransportationResearch (CUTR) at the University of South Florida has…
User Guide for Spreadsheet-Based Concurrency Management System
Transportation concurrency is aimed at ensuring that transportation facilities with adequate capacity are available concurrently with land use and economic development. Florida’s law requires local governments to develop and implement a concurrency management system (CMS). The Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) at the University of South Florida has assisted the Florida Department of Community…