Common use of Traffic and Operational Analysis Clause in Contracts

Traffic and Operational Analysis. The Engineer shall review and analyze traffic data (including percent trucks, design hourly volume, and directional distribution), existing roadway features (including ramp locations, weaving sections, number of lanes, offset to obstructions, lane widths, frontage road operations, and intersection operation and geometry), traffic flow patterns, accident patterns and frequencies, and transit and traffic operations. A detailed level of service analysis with CORSIM, PASSER, HCS, VISSIM, SYNCRO, and/or other acceptable model will be performed for the current year using current traffic and geometric conditions and for the design year using traffic projections and proposed geometric designs to compare different geometric alternatives and ramp patterns. Results of this analysis shall be incorporated into the schematic design.

Traffic and Operational Analysis. The Engineer shall review and analyze traffic data (including percent trucks, design hourly volume, and directional distribution), existing roadway features (including ramp locations, weaving sections, number of lanes, offset to obstructions, lane widths, frontage road operations, and intersection operation and geometry), traffic flow patterns, accident patterns and frequencies, and transit and traffic operations. A detailed level of service analysis with CORSIM, PASSER, HCS, VISSIM, SYNCRO, and/or other acceptable model will be performed for the current year using current traffic and geometric conditions and for the design year using traffic projections and proposed geometric designs to compare different geometric alternatives and ramp patterns. DocuSign Envelope ID: 211A8780-3A56-4C71-A0A9-95EA90C5E646 PS No. 5201 Results of this analysis shall be incorporated into the schematic design.

Traffic and Operational Analysis. The Engineer shall review and analyze traffic data (including percent trucks, design hourly volume, and directional distribution), existing roadway features (including ramp locations, weaving sections, number of lanes, offset to obstructions, lane widths, frontage road operations, and intersection operation and geometry), traffic flow patterns, accident patterns and frequencies, and transit and traffic operations. A detailed level of service analysis with CORSIM, PASSER, HCS, VISSIM, SYNCRO, and/or other acceptable model will be performed for the current year using current traffic and geometric conditions and for the design year using traffic projections and proposed geometric designs to compare different geometric alternatives and ramp patterns. Results of this analysis shall be incorporated into the schematic design.. DocuSign Envelope ID: F43CDC74-DA27-4A02-AC2A-90D8CB2811D6

Traffic and Operational Analysis. The Engineer shall review and analyze traffic data (including percent trucks, design hourly volume, and directional distribution), existing roadway features (including ramp locations, weaving sections, number of lanes, offset to obstructions, lane widths, frontage road operations, and intersection operation and geometry), traffic flow patterns, accident patterns and frequencies, and transit and traffic operations. A detailed level of service analysis with CORSIM, PASSER, HCS, VISSIM, SYNCRO, and/or other acceptable model will be performed for the current year using current traffic and geometric conditions and for the design year using traffic projections and proposed geometric designs to compare different geometric alternatives and ramp patterns. The Engineer will compare No-Build to Build results and document the measures of effectiveness (XXXx) which will include elements such as Levels of Service (LOS), delays, etc. Results of this analysis shall be incorporated into the schematic design. The Engineer will perform an operational analysis of US 77 interchange Design Alternatives to determine the design year improvements required to avoid unacceptable level of service for each alternative.

Traffic and Operational Analysis. The Engineer shall review and analyze traffic data (including percent trucks, design hourly volume, and directional distribution), existing roadway features (including ramp locations, weaving sections, number of lanes, offset to obstructions, lane widths, frontage road operations, and intersection operation and geometry), traffic flow patterns, accident patterns and frequencies, and transit and traffic operations. A detailed level of service analysis with CORSIM, CORSIM (or PASSER, HCS, VISSIM, VISSIM and SYNCRO, and/or other acceptable model ) analysis will be performed for the current year using current traffic and geometric conditions and for the design year using traffic projections and proposed geometric designs to compare different geometric alternatives and ramp patterns. Results of this analysis shall be incorporated into the schematic design.