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Comprehensive Traffic Engineering and Access Control Study at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

The SDDCTEA and Gannett Fleming are conducting a thorough traffic engineering study at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, to identify existing deficiencies and propose enhancements for better traffic flow and safety. Data collection and field observations were conducted in late 2011 and early 2012, with a final report scheduled for mid-November 2012. The study aims to evaluate key roadways and access control points (ACPs), assess the impacts of current and future traffic, and provide short-term and long-term improvements in line with future development scenarios.

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Comprehensive Traffic Engineering and Access Control Study at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

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  1. Comprehensive Traffic Engineering and Access Control Point Study Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 11 September 2012

  2. Background • SDDCTEA and Gannett Fleming are conducting a comprehensive traffic engineering study. • Collected data and made field observations in late 2011 and early 2012. Inbrief for installation held on 15 November 2011. • Scheduled to submit final report mid-November 2012.

  3. Study Purposes and Goals • The overall goal of this study is to identify existing deficiencies and provide improvements to improve traffic flow, safety, and to assist in future planning. • Other goals include: • Evaluate key roadways, intersections, and access control points (ACPs) to assess the impact of existing and future traffic • Consider present, programmed and proposed land use and transportation development scenarios • Provide general signage improvements • Make improvements for: • Short-term solutions to present problems • Long-term improvements to accommodate future development plans and traffic projections

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