This primer is designed for community leaders, key policy makers, transportation agency managers, and those working to find solutions to today's transportation challenges. The purpose is to provide information on managed lanes as a mobility strategy, and to give the reader a starting point for exploring managed lanes in their own community. Topics covered in the primer include the following: defining managed lanes, managed lane success stories, issues and challenges unique to managed lanes projects, and the future of managed lanes.
United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Safety
2016-07-01
Abstract:
A Road Diet is roadway reconfiguration used to increase safety and livability at a low cost. Implementing Road Diets improves mobility and accessibili...
United States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Safety
2016-08-01
Abstract:
As roadway funding becomes more and more limited and improvement projects face fierce competition, public agencies search for cost-effective, practica...
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