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Phase IV Review Meeting ---- Segments

Phase IV Review Meeting ---- Segments. September 24, 2011. Comparison of Phase III and IV. All Roads Rural Paved Roads Rural Gravel Roads. Metro Counties onl y include portion of the county designated as ‘rural’ by the County staff. ATP 2 – County Comparison. All Segments

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Phase IV Review Meeting ---- Segments

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  1. Phase IV Review Meeting----Segments September 24, 2011

  2. Comparison of Phase III and IV • All Roads • Rural Paved Roads • Rural Gravel Roads Metro Counties only include portion of the county designated as ‘rural’ by the County staff.

  3. ATP 2 – County Comparison • All Segments • Rural Paved Segments Severe Crashes by Location Severe Crashes by Type

  4. ATP 2 – Critical ADT Range • For Phase IV, data points to shifting the Critical ADT Range to 400+

  5. ATP Metro – County Comparison • All Segments • Rural Paved Segments Severe Crashes by Location Severe Crashes by Type

  6. ATP Metro – Critical ADT Range • For Phase IV, data points to shifting the Critical ADT Range to 3,000+

  7. Severe ROR Crashes by ADT

  8. Access Density • Segment given a STAR if above the county’s average of access points per mile.

  9. Head-On Crashes by Volume

  10. Percent No-Passing • Does not appear to be a risk factor for severe head-on crashes.

  11. Segment Critical Ranges * Currently suggested critical ranges.

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