Deceleration lane definition
Deceleration lane means a speed-change lane, including tapered areas, for the purpose of enabling a vehicle that is to make an exit to turn from a roadway to slow to the safe speed on the ramp ahead after it has left the mainstream of faster-moving traffic. [§ 42-1-102(23), C.R.S.]
Deceleration lane means the deceleration lane requested by Texas Department of Transportation (“TXDOT” ) pursuant to the Traffic Engineering Study I-45 SBFR as commented by TXDOT in a report dated November 19, 2024, to serve the Improvements in accordance with plans approved by the City.
Deceleration lane means a speed-change lane, including tapered areas, enabling a vehicle to leave the mainstream of faster moving traffic and to slow to a safe turning speed prior to exiting the highway.
More Definitions of Deceleration lane
Deceleration lane means an auxiliary lane constructed as part of the driveway which is used by ingressing vehicles to reduce speed prior to entering a site. The lane may also provide some deceleration vehicle storage.
Deceleration lane means an added outside lane of a highway laned for traffic which immediately precedes an exit road from such highway, and "acceleration lane" means an added outside lane of a highway laned for traffic which immediately follows an entrance road into such highway. Where deceleration and acceleration lanes exist, all turns made to leave or enter the highway shall be made from or into such lanes.
Deceleration lane means an extra driving lane that enables vehicles traveling at high speed to slow to a safe speed without impeding traffic flow before turning off the highway.