This report describes and defines what alternate route traffic routes are and how traffic and highway agencies can implement them. The need for, planning, and execution of alternate routes with stakeholder agencies is addressed. Highway and traffic agencies, public safety agencies, and State, county and local municipalities are the target audience.
This report was written to communicate new and proven institutional and high-level operational techniques and strategies for achieving a coordinated, ...
When planned special events are held, they generally increase traffic demands in or near the location of the event. In order to address this influx of...
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