Intersections Scoping Study
Overview
The Intersections Scoping Study has been completed by the City and the CCRPC which involved an alternatives analysis for twelve (12) at-grade roadway crossings with the Burlington Bike Path. These crossings were examined for potential improvements to enhance user safety and wayfinding. The findings from this study have been presented in a Scoping Report with short and long term crossing improvements here (Adobe PDF, 19.1MB). Short term improvements will be implemented as soon as possible whereas alignment and larger scale solutions will be recommended for incorporation in the Rehabilitation Project.
Project Objective
The objective of this project is to increase user safety and wayfinding at the crossings along the Burlington Bike Path.
Documents
Intersections Scoping Study Final Report (Adobe PDF, 19.1 MB)
Yield Sign Analysis (Adobe PDF, 0.5 MB)
At the Citys request VHB analyzed ten intersections to determine whether a yield sign may be appropriate on the path rather than a stop sign as currently exists in the locations today. Using sight distance triangles and typical cyclist speeds on the path it was determined that only a couple locations may be feasible for yield signs on the path. It is still undetermined whether or not this will be recommended as this will be further evaluated under the Bike Path Rehabilitation Project. The memorandum and PowerPoint presentation below describe this analysis in more detail.
8/20/13 Alternatives Presentation (Adobe PDF, 14.2 MB)
8/20/13 Presentation Support - Board 1 (Adobe PDF, 2.2 MB)
8/20/13 Presentation Support - Board 2 (Adobe PDF, 2.2 MB)
8/20/13 Presentation Support - Board 3 (Adobe PDF, 2.2 MB)
8/20/13 Presentation Meeting Notes (Adobe PDF, 0.3 MB)
Draft Intersection Improvements Plans (Adobe PDF, 3.7 MB)
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