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Alternatives for Providing a Safe Passage for Non-motorized Traffic across an Existing Highway Bridge
| 题名： | Alternatives for Providing a Safe Passage for Non-motorized Traffic across an Existing Highway Bridge |
| 作者： | Attanayake, U. B.; Lopez, L. A. |
| 关键词： | Non-motorized vehicles##Safe Passage System##Pedestrain safety##Alternative analysis##Highway bridges##Non-motorized traffic## |
| 摘要： | Non-motorized transportation increases mobility choices, relieves congestion, promotes local economy, reduces greenhouse gas emission, promotes a healthy lifestyle, and improves quality of life. Recently, there is an emphasis on developing integrated transportation systems with off-road shared use paths and on-road facilities. A majority of highway bridges that are located on the planned or existing non-motorized paths have become bottle-necks for non-motorized traffic. Therefore, there is a need to evaluate the bridges on non-motorized paths to identify safe passage alternatives to non-motorized traffic. The owner agencies need to have access to a methodological process to evaluate a site for the best possible alternatives and develop accurate cost estimates for funding proposals. This report presents case studies, safe passage alternatives for non-motorized traffic across an existing bridge, alternative analysis methodology, analysis process, and a software platform developed to automate the analysis process. Finally, a few examples are presented to demonstrate implementation of the alternative analysis methodology |
| 总页数： | 74 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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