Final Presentation Group 6 – Transportation Nation Bobir Maksudov, Mohammad Alharthai, Jagrav Pandya, Aman Salian, and Mohammed Adil Khan USF Holly Dr. & USF Maple Dr. from Bruce B. Downs Blvd to USF Magnolia Put image(s) here from USF Holly Dr. to USF Willow Dr. City of Tampa, Florida CGN 6933 Sustainable Transportation Spring 2019 University of South Florida Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering April 18, 2019
Outline • Introduction • Goals • Existing Condition • Safety • Mobility • Design Proposals for 2025 & 2040 • Special Activity Center • Q&A 2 Transportation Nation
Introduction Location Segment 1: USF Holly Dr. from Bruce B. Downs Blvd to USF Magnolia Segment 2: USF Maple Dr. from USF Holly Dr. to USF Willow Dr. 3 Transportation Nation
Almanac Location: USF Holly Dr. -0.30 miles (from Bruce B. Downs Blvd to USF Magnolia) USF Maple Dr. -0.25 miles (from USF Holly Dr. to USF Willow Dr.) 1) USF Holly Drive (0.30 miles) Total- 0.55 miles Safety: Number of crashes in last 5 years - 35 crashes (PDO - 15; Injured - 20; Fatality - 0) Mobility: AADT - 10,560 Pedestrian’s traffic – 950 Cyclist’s traffic - 110 Transit USF Bull Runner 2) USF Maple Drive (0.25 miles) Bicycle No bicycle lanes 10 bicycle parking racks Pedestrian There are 6 Crosswalks located on average 0.2 miles from each other Sidewalks only on one side of the road Sustainability: Bike sharing 4 Transportation Nation
Goals Increase safety: ● Reduce the 85 th percentile speed by 5% ● Installation of 3 raised crosswalks on the segments for pedestrian safety & traffic calming ● Redesigning 2 conventional intersections to roundabouts Promote physically active life style: ● Installation of 0.26 miles of sidewalk ● Provision of 3 bus shelters ● Transfer 2 parking lots to recreational areas Improve active mode of transportation by 15%: ● Provide one bike sharing station ● Provide 4 bike boxes to increase bicyclist’s safety at the intersection ● Installation of 8 bike lockers attached to bus shelters 5 Transportation Nation
Existing section: USF Holly Drive 6 Transportation Nation
Existing section: USF Maple Drive 7 Transportation Nation
Safety USF Holly Drive Total number of crashes from 01/01/2014 to 12/31/ 2018 PDO 11 Injured 9 Pedestrians 3 2 2 2 Bicyclists 3 Drivers & Passengers 3 PDO PDO PDO PDO Fatalities 0 Injured Injured Injured Injured Injured www.firesportal.com & USF PD 8 Transportation Nation
Safety USF Maple Drive Total number of crashes from 01/01/2014 to 12/31/ 2018 PDO 4 Injured 11 2 Pedestrians 4 2 2 4 Bicyclists 1 Drivers & Passengers 11 PDO PDO PDO PDO Injured Injured Injured Injured Fatalities 0 www.firesportal.com & USF PD 9 Transportation Nation
Mobility: Transit ● 3 bus stops on Holly Drive do not have appropriate bus shelters 10 Transportation Nation
Mobility: Bicyclists Insufficient facilities for bicyclists ● There are no bicycle lanes on both the segments ● Only 10 bicycle racks on both the segments 11 Transportation Nation
Mobility USF Holly Drive Distance between two consecutive crosswalks = 0.24 miles 12 Transportation Nation
Mobility USF Maple Drive Distance between two consecutive crosswalks = 0.13 miles 13 Transportation Nation
USF 2025 Master Plan 14 Transportation Nation
USF Holly Drive Existing condition Master Plan 2040 2025 15 Transportation Nation
USF Holly Drive Existing Condition 2025 2040 Bus Shelter 16 Transportation Nation
USF Holly Drive 2040 Existing Condition 2025 Bus Shelter 17 Transportation Nation
USF Holly Drive Existing Condition 2025 2040 Crosswalk Bus Shelter 18 Transportation Nation
USF Holly Drive Existing Condition 2040 2025 Bus Shelter Bike Boxes Bike Share Station 19 Transportation Nation
USF Maple Drive 2025 2040 Existing Condition Master Plan 20 Transportation Nation
USF Maple Drive Existing Condition 2040 2025 21 Transportation Nation
USF Maple Drive Existing Condition 2025 Crosswalk Bus Shelter 22 Transportation Nation
USF Maple Drive Existing Condition 2025 2040 Sidewalk should be better organized Bus Shelter Bull sculpture 23 Transportation Nation
Special Activity Center: Skate Park • Skateboarding has significant physical heath benefits • Reduce illicit behavior • Reduce damage of public and private property • Provide a safe environment for skateboarding 24 Transportation Nation
Acknowledgment Center for Urban Transportation Research Robert L. Bertini, Ph.D., P.E. Jason Jackman, MPA USF Police Department Corporal Chad Hill USF Facilities Management Barbara Donerly Chaddy Hanwisai 25 Transportation Nation
Thank you! 26 Transportation Nation
Questions? 27 Transportation Nation
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