Rocky Mountain National Park dynamic message sign/highway advisory radio : operations plan.

Villwock-Witte, Natalie; Eidswick, Jaime; Ye, Zhirui; Albert, Stephen; Western Transportation Institute

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Rocky Mountain National Park dynamic message sign/highway advisory radio : operations plan.

2011-07-01
By Villwock-Witte, Natalie ; Eidswick, Jaime ; Ye, Zhirui ; ...

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Villwock-Witte, Natalie ; Eidswick, Jaime ; Ye, Zhirui ; Albert, Stephen

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Western Transportation Institute
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Congestion Management Systems Highway Advisory Radio Intelligent Transportation Systems National Parks Parking Demand Short Range Planning Summer Tourists Variable Message Signs
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Tech Report
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Colorado
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Rocky Mountain National Park ; Central Federal Lands Highway Division

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Abstract:

Visitation to Rocky Mountain National Park (ROMO) has remained consistent over the last few

years, with approximately 3 million annual visitors (1). It is the most visited National Park site

in Colorado (2). The Town of Estes Park is the gateway community to ROMO for visitors who

arrive on the east side of the park. A large portion of visitors arriving from the east are from the

“front range” cities, which include Denver, Boulder, Loveland, and Fort Collins, as shown in

Figure 1; visitors from the front range make up approximately 40 percent of the annual visitation

(2).
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