Example Details

Example:
Work with businesses to reduce the size and number of driveways
Objective:
Mobility
Strategy Category:
(C) Preserve existing capacity: Preserve and optimize vehicular capacity on regionally significant facilities
Strategy:
Access Management: (I.C.4) Implement access management by reducing the number of driveways and curb cuts
Originators:
FDOT
Implementors:
Counties, FDOT
Timeframe:
Future: mid-term
Applies Systemwide?:
No
Comments:

Reducing the number of driveways along a corridor reduces conflict points and generally improves traffic flow. This general concept is often difficult to implement on existing arterials, but can be a consideration for a larger access management plan for a particular corridor or subarea plan. The FDOT District Planning office conducts long term planning, for which access management is a topic of consideration. FDOT District Traffic Operations approves immediate access changes. FDOT District Four recently began holding workshops for Planning and Traffic Operations staff to coordinate in approving access changes.

Example last updated July 2016

Contact: Lisa Dykstra, FDOT D4 PLEMO; Dalila Fernandez, FDOT D4 Traffic Operations

Ex. ID 061

Facility Types and Functions What is this?

Primary Multimodal
Primary Function: Primary circulation within and between multimodal districts
Primary Commerce
Primary Function: Mobility primary for freight and regional trips and employment center access
Freight: Designed for freight & business mobility
Non-Primary Hybrid
Primary Function: Lower speed alternative routes with access to local neighborhoods and local land uses. Provides connectivity for non-motorized modes.
Freight: Placemaking focus. Balances freight accommodations with bicycle & pedestrian infrastructure.
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