Fdot site impact handbook

3.1.1 FDOT Traffic Analysis Handbook 3.1.2 Highway Capacity Manual 3.1.3 AASHTO Highway Safety Manual 3.2 TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY A traffic impact study evaluates the estimated site-generated traffic volumes and assesses the impact of a proposed development on the public roadway system . Guideline References include: The project impact on the surrounding roadway network was calculated as the PM peak hour trip The study area is proposed to be developed based on Section 2.2.1 of the FDOT Transportation Site Impact Handbook (2014) for determination of study area for Developments of Regional Impact (DRI), which is a 5% impact significance. Impact Assessments 6. Economic Analysis & Project Justification 7. Conceptual Design Considerations 8. Project Selection, Funding, & Allocation Methods 9. Maintenance & Management 10.Promotion & Marketing 11.Inventorying, Evaluating, & Reporting on Existing Facilities 12.Program Performance Evaluations 13.Private Participation Driveways provide the physical transition between a site and the abutting roadway. Driveways should be located and designed to minimize impacts on traffic while providing safe entry and exit from the development served. The location and design of the connection must take into account characteristics of the roadway, the site, and the potential FDOT Access Management Guidebook; Parking Strategies; Additional Capacity. FDOT Transportation Site Impact Handbook; FDOT Site Impact Application Guide; Construction Improvements; Land Use Planning. Concept of Community Capture; One-way Streets; Intersection Improvements (turn lane, acceleration/ deceleration lane) Transit Improvements; Signal • This guidebook will be useful not only to FDOT staff but also to professionals with other public agencies and consulting firms. 2 Florida Department of Transportation District Five November 2006 Contents • Introduction ¾General ¾Available Handbooks ¾Traffic Forecasting Process • Existing Conditions ¾Data Collection ¾Traffic Data Sources This report supplements the instructions for performing DRI reviews in the "Site Impact Handbook" with specific guidance on incorporating transit and other multimodal strategies in the DRI review process directed to FDOT staff and consultants This project was conducted by the National Center for Transit Research (NCTR) at the Center for Urban Transportation Research located at the This report supplements the instructions for performing DRI reviews in the "Site Impact Handbook" with specific guidance on incorporating transit and other multimodal strategies in the DRI review process directed to FDOT staff and consultants. In some cases, this guidance may be applicable to other types of development review. The new version includes more guidance on the selection of Target Speed, a description of the Safe Systems Approach in context-based design, and elaboration on the use of context classification in many important FDOT guides and manuals. You may download a low-resolution (4 MB) or high resolution (31MB) version at FLcompletestreets.com Register (Center Identification Number: 77703) FDOT staff participates in the review of developments of regional impact (DRIs) to evaluate impacts on the state transportation system using guidance in the FDOT "Site Impact Handbook" (Handbook). This review, via DRI Question 21, allows for the consideration of transit and other alternative. Read more → The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Aviation Office has a g