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1 Access management is vital to multimodal safety and operations. Managing access connections to roadways reduces crash frequency and improves the operational performance of roadways for all users.
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2 Incorporating Roadway Access Management into Local Ordinances agreements, corridor plans, access classification schemes, training, outreach, funding, and technical assistance. The following methods were used to develop the synthesis: 1.
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Summary 3 plans, the comprehensive plan development process, a biennial transportation and land use planning conference to share information with local agencies, and informal communication with local agencies during the land use and project development process. Pennsylvania DOT leads a local government outreach program called PennDOT Connects, which helps establish coordination through training modules, requirements for state/local collaboration, implementation timelines, and other resources.
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4 Incorporating Roadway Access Management into Local Ordinances District and Yamhill County, Oregon's Interchange Overlay District. Bothell, Washington, has a Transportation Benefit District overlay that serves to fund access management and related projects through increased vehicle registration fees within a bounded area.
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Summary 5 access management and design practices for multimodal corridors. Research is needed to develop model ordinances and agreements for different local government and land use contexts, including applications related to complete streets, form-based codes, and transitoriented development.
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