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5 C H A P T E R 2 : S T A T E O F T H E P R A C T I C E State of the Practice Introduction This chapter summarizes the state of the practice related to the effects of access management (AM) treatments on the safety and operation of the pedestrian, bicycle, transit, or truck travel modes.
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6 Key Findings This section summarizes the key findings from the first-stage literature review. Appendix A provides a list of documents that were reviewed.
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7 Technique (listed by ID code1) Does Technique Implementation have an Effect on...3 Application Scale Data Source the Operation (or LOS)
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11 indicates which of the relationships are documented in the literature, which are undocumented but may be developed through research, and which are undocumented and unlikely to exist. About 550 of the 592 relationships shown in the table are identified as "undocumented but may be developed through research" and, as such, were candidates for development in Phase 2 of the research project.
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12 6. Manage the spacing of signalized and unsignalized access on crossroads in the vicinity of freeway interchanges [no subtreatments]
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13 Committee; Transit Capacity and Quality of Service Committee, Bicycle Transportation Committee, and Pedestrian Committee contacts; and (d) the broader community of transportation planners and engineers.
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14 Install right-turn lanes (58.9%) ; Manage spacing of traffic signals (57.9%)
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