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Efficient Freight Design Solutions: Navigating Road and Bridge Challenges

This document explores key challenges faced by commercial traffic, including capacity, restrictions, crashes, and parking issues, providing insights on operational speed and lane capacity analysis, delivery schedules, and freight delays. It also discusses road and bridge restrictions, permit requirements for oversized loads, superloads, turning radius challenges, and railroad crossings in Missouri. For more information, visit www.modot.org or contact Cheryl Ball and Scott Marion for assistance.

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Efficient Freight Design Solutions: Navigating Road and Bridge Challenges

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  1. Designing with Freight in Mind Cheryl BallScott Marion Freight Development Asst Director -- Motor Carrier Administrator Services

  2. Missouri Freight July 2011

  3. Body Copy Font: Tahoma Size: At least 28 point Color: White Justification: Flush left

  4. Key Challenges for Commercial Traffic • Capacity/Congestion • Restrictions on Routes or Bridges • Access and Connectivity • Crashes • Railroad Grade Crossings • Lack of Parking

  5. Capacity and Congestion • Analyzed by operational speed & lane capacity • When are deliveries taking place? • How long is freight delayed?

  6. Road & Bridge Restrictions • No permit needed for 8’6”’ x 14’ x 53’ • Annual permits for up to 12’4” X 13’6” x 150’ • Trip permits for everything else • Superloads – about 3000 annually

  7. What’s Out There? 100’ x 12’4” Loads Increasing

  8. Access and Connectivity

  9. Crashes

  10. Turning Radius Too Small

  11. Railroad Crossings • 7,000 Public and Private Crossings in Missouri • Rough Crossings • Fixed Object Restricts Width

  12. Quiet Zones

  13. Truck Parking

  14. www.modot.org 1 888 ASK MODOT ThankYou Cheryl Ball Scott Marion Freight Development Asst Director -- Motor Carrier Administrator Services 573-380-4900 573-526-4187

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