Traffic Counts. 33.01 A bonus of fifty (50¢) cents per hour shall be paid for all full traffic counts requested by the Corporation using any means other than the electronic fare box.
Traffic Counts. The DEPARTMENT will provide all traffic data.
Traffic Counts. Traffic counts shall reflect normal and/or peak hour traffic conditions, as determined by the Planning Director.
Traffic Counts. Company and b2bstores.com agree to each xxxxxx xxxxxic counts and transactions on a monthly basis. Both parties agree to a review in 90 days.
Traffic Counts. ODOT will conduct 4-hour PM peak period (2-6 PM) counts of the following intersections: OR66/Normal Ave (only needed if a plan alternative will include formalization of the Normal Avenue railroad crossing) East Main/Clay East Main/Xxxxxx Creek Road Counts must include vehicular traffic by type, pedestrian movements, bicycle, wheeled pedestrians (wheelchairs, skateboards, etc.), and whether bicyclists are wearing helmets. Counts must use 15- minutes intervals over the entire period. Counts should be taken when school is in session and avoid any holiday weeks (September-May). ODOT will submit traffic counts, recordings, and related data to WOCPM, City, and the Rogue Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization (RVMPO).
Traffic Counts. Not in contract.
Traffic Counts. Although not required immediately, the Consultant shall be prepared to provide traffic counts if requested by the Project Director. For initial purposes the Consultant should include resources to provide up to one full day of traffic counts at two standard diamond interchanges.
Traffic Counts. The MPO shall (insert: annually or other period of time) collect traffic counts on various roadways throughout the HOST PROVIDER through the use of contracted services. The MPO shall provide these counts to the HOST PROVIDER as they become available. COMMENT: FDOT’s Statewide MPO Liaison with the Office of Policy Planning, notes that for non-Federal highways, the period for collecting counts can vary significantly.
Traffic Counts. Cheyenne MPO will provide volume, speed, and classification information from 24-hour weekday counts for five locations along the corridor. Cheyenne MPO will also provide turning movement counts for nine locations within the corridor including cars, heavy trucks, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic.
Traffic Counts. W-Trans crews would be available to perform machine and turning movement counts as needed for analyses. The cost for this type of work is highly dependent upon the number of locations and would normally be part of some other type of analysis such as speed surveys, neighborhood issues, etc.
