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COMPREHENSIVE ACCESS MANAGEMENT
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Definition
  • Planning, design and implementation of land use and transportation strategies that manage the flow of traffic between the road and surrounding land.



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Why is Comprehensive Access Management Important?
    • 1. Significantly enhance safety
    • 2. Preserve and recapture mobility
    • 3. Foster economic development
    • 4. Increase environmental stewardship



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Access results in conflict between vehicles
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Conflict increases accidents
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Access Related Accidents
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In the USA
  • 620 Access related accidents each hour
  • Over 400 people are killed each week
  • Over $ 80 billion per year lost due to access related accidents
  • In North Carolina
  • More than 15,500 driveway related crashes and 110 fatalities
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Crash Reduction
  • Accidents reduced by 30 to 60 percent
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Memorial Drive Study/ Atlanta, Georgia
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Mobility is Critical
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 Private Sector Impacts
  • Travel Time
  • Employment Location Decisions
  • Economic Impacts on individual businesses
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Tools
  • Design Techniques
    • Implementation of innovative intersection designs.

  • Operational Techniques
    • Implementation of revised Driveway Manual on a more consistent basis.

  • Planning Solutions
    • Coordinated land use planning and transportation planning.
    • Development of collector system plans.
    • Creation of Strategic Highways Corridor concept.
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Integrating Land Use and Transportation Planning

  • Legislative amendments to
  • GS136-66.2 mandate
  • developing coordinated
  • land use and transportation plans
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Comprehensive Transportation Plan
  • Transportation Plans include five basic mapped elements:
  • 1.  Road System Map
  • 2.  Transit and Rail Map
  • 3.  Bicycle Map
  • 4.  Pedestrian Map
  • 5.  Cover Map
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CUTR Publications on the Web
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The Purpose
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The Definition
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Corridor Selection
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Objective Criteria
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Other Factors
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Goals
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Facility Types
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Freeways
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Expressways
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Boulevards
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Thoroughfares
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What NCDOT Is Going To Do
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What NCDOT Is Going To Do
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Strategic Highway Corridors
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Summary - Access Management
  • Challenges
    • Education
    • Overcome perceptions
    • Time


  • Benefits
    • Significantly enhance safety
    • Preserve and recapture mobility
    • Foster economic development
    • Increase environmental stewardship



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