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Evaluation of life cycle impacts of intersection control type selection [final report].

Authors :
North Carolina. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Analysis Group
Cunningham, Chris
Findley, Daniel
Davis, Joy
Aghdashi, Behzad
Kim, Sangkey
Small, James Douglas
North Carolina State University. Institute for Transportation Research & Education
North Carolina. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Analysis Group
Cunningham, Chris
Findley, Daniel
Davis, Joy
Aghdashi, Behzad
Kim, Sangkey
Small, James Douglas
North Carolina State University. Institute for Transportation Research & Education

Abstract

NCDOT Project 2014-11<br />The methodology provided in this report provides guidance for NCDOT conversions of two‐way<br />stop controlled intersections to other intersection types to enhance the effective allocation of<br />public funds. The findings of this project have been incorporated into the study’s primary<br />deliverable, the spreadsheet‐based NCDOT Intersection Life Cycle Cost Comparison Tool, which<br />combines enhanced HCM 2010 methodologies and standard cost benefit analysis methodologies<br />to calculate the long‐term net benefits of converting a two‐way stop controlled intersections to<br />three different intersection options: 1) all‐ way stop controlled, 2) signalized, and 3) roundabout<br />types. This deliverable is designed for use during the planning phase of potential intersection<br />conversion projects to help stakeholders identify the most cost‐effective conversion<br />configuration option. This report summarizes the findings of all project tasks.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
United States, North Carolina, PDF, English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1047991650
Document Type :
Electronic Resource