Freeway Frontage Road Operations and Safety Study
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1984-03-01
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Edition:Final Report: March 1980 - March 1984
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Abstract:This report summarizes the findings of a detailed two-year study of freeway frontage road operations. The objectives of the study were to identify the safety and operational problems of ramp-frontage road intersection, terminals of one-way frontage roads; the probable effect of conversion from two-way to one-way service roads and finally, to suggest warrants for conversion from two-way to one-way frontage road operation. Data were collected at nine frontage road conversion sites, forty-five ramps, including both entrance and exit ramps, and all types of ramps used on two-way and one-way frontage roads. Erratic maneuvers were recorded and accident experience examined statistically. From these data, it was determined that ramp type was not a significant influence on the accident rate. Degree of roadside development and frontage road ADT (total of both frontage roads) were the only statistically significant factors.
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