Modeling Hurricane Evacuation Traffic — Evaluation of Freeway Contraflow Evacuation Initiation and Termination Point Configurations [Technical Summary]

Wolshon, Brian; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Modeling Hurricane Evacuation Traffic — Evaluation of Freeway Contraflow Evacuation Initiation and Termination Point Configurations [Technical Summary]

2006-12-01
By Wolshon, Brian

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Modeling hurricane evacuation traffic¿evaluation of freeway contraflow evacuation initiation and termination point configurations.
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Wolshon, Brian
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Contraflow Lanes Contraflow Traffic Operations Evacuation Freeways Hurricanes Implementation Traffic Models Traffic Safety
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LTRC Report 400 ; State Project No. 736-99-1116 ; LTRC Project No. 03-1SS

LTRC Report 400 ; State Project No. 736-99-1116 ; LTRC Project No. 03-1SS Less -
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Tech Report
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Louisiana
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Specific research objectives were developed to address important issues for emergency preparedness officials, including: • the temporal and spatial patterns by which traffic congestion develops and abates along the segments, and • the way in which varying levels of traffic demand impact operational characteristics of contraflow segments. The research was divided into two separate but overlapping projects. The first focused on issues associated with the contraflow entry area; the second focused on the vicinity of the termination where vehicles exited the segment.
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