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Abstract:Roundabouts, once rare in the U.S., are
being installed more often to address access
management and safety concerns. Access
management is how planners look at means of
entering and exiting a roadway, for example, how
to place features such as intersections, driveways,
and medians, in order to ensure safe and efficient
operation of the roadway. Roundabouts offer
planners new options, but existing research
provides little guidance on evaluating the use of
roundabouts as a form of access management.
In the project, University of Florida researchers
studied roundabouts in relation to access
management. The project had three primary
components: review and assessment of federal
and state guidance related to roundabouts and
access management; safety analysis of all 283
roundabouts in Florida; and an operational
analysis of selected roundabouts.
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