FHWA Corridor Access Management Brochure 2012
This two-page brochure provides a summary of Corridor Access Management
Proven Safety Countermeasures
Corridor Access Management
Corridor
FHWA Corridor Access Management Technical Summary
Intersection Proven Safety Countermeasure
Technical Summary: Corridor Access Management
Corridor Access Management
FHWA/Safety/Intersection/Intersection Safety
Imagine a multilane urban/suburban roadway where traffic is heavy, yet moves well; accommodates drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists; allows easy entry to and exit from businesses and other destinations; and has fewer crashes and other conflicts. Chances are this road is benefitting from corridor access management, a strategy that seeks an appropriate balance between the safety and mobility of a roadway facility with the access needs of adjacent land uses.
Access Retrofit of a Corridor And Other Masochistic Behaviors
Market Characteristics
- How much development can be realistically absorbed in this area?
- How will market area be sustained?
- What message will be crafted for key stakeholders?
Measures of Effectiveness
- Safety
- Market Area (Sustainability)
- Walkability
- Natural Environment
Implementation and Integration
- Public Involvement/Information
- Access Controls
- Land Use Controls
- Formative Measures/Revisiting
Design Considerations of a Corridor Retrofit
Freight Corridor and Subarea Study Guidelines
Freight Corridor and Subarea Study Guidelines, prepared by URS for the Florida Department of Transportation, District 7, (2009).
