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Crossing Solutions at Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes for Pedestrians with Vision Disabilities (2011) / Chapter Skim
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... 2006) , it has failed to develop and test crossing solutions that would improve the accessibility of these facilities.
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... This report is not intended to provide practitioners with requirements of when to install specific treatments, which is a policy decision. Instead, the team provides useful information on the concept of accessibility and how to provide improved crossing environments based on the pedestrian crossing task at hand.
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... • Appendix J presents details on development of the accessibility measures used in the analysis framework in the form of a paper presented by members of the research team. • Appendix K presents details on the development of pedestrian delay models in the form of a paper presented by members of the research team.
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  • crossing solutions
  • statistical modeling

  • traffic volumes
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  • review board
  • signal timing
  • analysis framework
  • michigan university

  • field test


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