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South Florida Managed Lanes

South Florida Managed Lanes. Overview. What are Managed Lanes What are Express Lanes What are HOT Lanes Regional Express Lanes Network I-95 Express I-595 Express I-75 Express. Managed Lanes. What are Managed Lanes.

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South Florida Managed Lanes

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  1. South FloridaManaged Lanes

  2. Overview • What are Managed Lanes • What are Express Lanes • What are HOT Lanes • Regional Express Lanes Network • I-95 Express • I-595 Express • I-75 Express

  3. Managed Lanes What are Managed Lanes • TxDOT defines a managed lane facility as one that increases freeway efficiency by packaging various operational and design actions. • Generally a “freeway within a freeway” where a set of lanes within the freeway cross section is physically separated from general-purpose lanes

  4. Express Lanes What are they? Objectives Relieve Congestion Optimize Use of Capacity Improve Operating Speeds Provide Incentive for Modal Shift Offer a Reliable Alternative • Physically Separated Toll lanes with Controlled Points of Access • Utilize Fixed, Variable or Traffic Responsive Tolls to Manage Demand • Also Known as Value-Priced Lanes

  5. HOT Lanes HOT lanes are limited-access, normally barrier separated highway lanes that provide free or reduced cost access to qualifying HOVs, and sell additional capacity to other vehicles which do not meet passenger occupancy requirements.

  6. Regional Network Operating with 10 years (green) • 95 Express Phase 1, 2, & 3 • I-595 • I-75 • SR 826 • SR 836 • HEFT (SR 836 to Caribbean) Vision Project (purple) • HEFT (SR 836 to I-75) • HEFT (Caribbean to Tallahassee) • SR 924 • SR 874 • US 1

  7. Regional Network In Operation (green) • 95 Express Phase 1 Under Construction (purple) • I-595 • 95 Express Phase 2 Design or Design/Build (red) • I-75 • HEFT (south of SR 836) • SR 826 (SR 924 to SR 836) PD&E (light blue) • 95 Express Phase 3 • SR 826 (SR 924 to I-95) • US 1

  8. I-95 Express Phase 1&2 Phase 3 Griffin Road to Glades Road (Tentative) Currently in PD&E • District 6 tentatively scheduled to operate both Phase 1 & 2 until the completion of Phase 3 Phase 4 • Planned to extend through Palm Beach County

  9. HOV to HOT Conversion Before - After -

  10. I-595 Express • Will provide 3 reversible express lanes within the median • Eastbound in the AM peak period • Westbound in the PM peak period • Access from west of 136 Ave, east of SR 7 and direct connect from Florida’s Turnpike • Will utilize a variable tolling strategy • Operated and maintained by 595 Express

  11. I-595 Project Layout

  12. I-75 Express • 4-lane tolled managed lanes facility in the I-75 median • Express lanes direct connections to I-595, Florida’s Turnpike (HEFT), and the Palmetto Expressway • Intermediate express lanes ingress/egress locations at Royal Palm Blvd., Griffin Rd., Sheridan St., Miramar Pkwy., Miami Gardens Dr. and NW 154th St.

  13. I-75 Tolling Strategy

  14. I-75 Tolling Strategy Example: Signing and tolls for to a motorist traveling from SR 836 to I-595 via SR 826 and I-75 South of MGD: Prior to entry: Total Tolls: $9.00 (SR 836 to MGD) + $7.00 (MGD to I-595) = $16.00

  15. Thank you

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