Supporting Documentation · Jan 7, 2026
20 Traffic Statement 2025 09 19
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Show all pagesLAND USE CODE LAND USE DESCRIPTION UNITS OF MEASURE (X) AM PEAK HOUR * PM PEAK HOUR * WEEKDAY DAILY TRIPS * WEEKEND PEAK HOUR * WEEKEND DAILY TRIPS * Y60 Automobile New & Used Sales SQ. FEET x/1000*2.22 x/1000*2.80 x/1000*32.30 x/1000*4.02 x/1000*29.74 Y61 Convenience Store with Drive-Thru Restaurant (<3,000 SF) SQ. FEET x/1000*50.63 x/1000*59.51 x/1000*624.20 x/1000*59.51 x/1000*624.20 Y62 Convenience Store with Drive-Thru Restaurant (>=3,000 SF) SQ. FEET x/1000*99.77 x/1000*83.14 x/1000*1005.10 x/1000*76.56 x/1000*840.00 Y63 Movie Theater without Matinee (XXX) - 9th Edition SCREENS x*9.5 x*37.83 x*220.0 x*64.5 x*376.0 *The units of measure is the quantity that should be substituted for the "X" in the equations.It should be noted that the actual SF should be entered into these equations unlike the equations in the ITE books which are based upon 1,000 SF. Example: A 125,000 sf shopping center will generate the following PM peak hour trips ( X would equal 125,000): Number of PM peak hour trips = EXP(0.66*LN(X/1000)+3.40) = EXP(0.66*LN(125,000/1000)+3.40) = EXP(0.66*LN(125)+3.40) = EXP(0.66*4.828+3.40) = EXP(6.586) = 725 Moving Forward Together® 5/5
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