Speed Studies and Speed Limits Sample Clauses

Speed Studies and Speed Limits. 8.1.7.1 TxDOT at its expense will conduct a speed study of the Managed Lanes, General Purpose Lanes and Frontage Roads in the Facility between six to eight weeks after the Service Commencement Date for the Facility (to allow time for traffic patterns to stabilize). TxDOT will conduct the speed study in accordance with applicable Law and TxDOT’s standards, procedures and methodology applicable to speed studies of frontage roads and main lanes, including those set forth in TxDOT’s manual entitled “Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones,” as the same may be revised, updated or replaced from time to time (collectively the “TxDOT speed study standards”). TxDOT will work with local governments on ordinances enacting the appropriate posted speeds based on the study. TxDOT will keep Developer informed of study schedules and provide Developer a copy of the study results.
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Speed Studies and Speed Limits. 8.1.7.1 TxDOT at its expense will conduct a speed study of the Managed Lanes in each Toll Segment and the corresponding portions of the General Purpose Lanes and Frontage Roads between six to eight weeks after the Service Commencement Date of the Toll Segment (to allow time for traffic patterns to stabilize). TxDOT will conduct the speed study in accordance with applicable Law and TxDOT’s standards, procedures and methodology applicable to speed studies of frontage roads and main lanes, including those set forth in TxDOT’s manual entitled “Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones,” as the same may be revised, updated or replaced from time to time (collectively the “TxDOT speed study standards”). TxDOT will work with local governments on ordinances enacting the appropriate posted speeds based on the study. TxDOT will keep Developer informed of study schedules and provide Developer a copy of the study results.
Speed Studies and Speed Limits. 8.1.7.1 TxDOT at its expense will conduct a speed study of the Managed Lanes in each Project Segment and the corresponding portions of the General Purpose Lanes and Frontage Roads between six to eight weeks after the Service Commencement Date of the Project Segment (to allow time for traffic patterns to stabilize). TxDOT will conduct the speed Texas Department of Transportation IH 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Project 335087_10.DOC - 60 - Request for Proposals, Addendum #8 Volume II, Book 1 – CDA study in accordance with applicable Law and TxDOT’s standards, procedures and methodology applicable to speed studies of frontage roads and main lanes, including those set forth in TxDOT’s manual entitled “Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones,” as the same may be revised, updated or replaced from time to time (collectively the “TxDOT speed study standards”). TxDOT will work with local governments on ordinances enacting the appropriate posted speeds based on the study. TxDOT will keep Developer informed of study schedules and provide Developer a copy of the study results.

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