Supporting Documentation · Apr 24, 2024
138-24 Exhibit to Resolution Adopting the Township of West Orange Vision Zero Action Plan.pdf
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stimated mb • Very low cost lu Co Construction Cost: • Added Left-Turn Lanes: 28-48% reduction in total crashes e • Positive Offset Left-Turn Lanes: 36% ~$1.8 Million* Av d ve reduction in fatal and injury crashes hA dis • Right-Turn Lanes: 14-26% reduction in total crashes an St *Includes cost of roundabouts and cost of • Cost varies countermeasures that overlap with intersecting corridors. Roundabouts are subject to additional feasibility and • Signalized Intersection to Roundabout: 78% cost studies, and estimates do not account for Right-of- reduction in fatal and injury crashes Way acquisition. Estimated cost does not include lighting improvements (additional studies are recommended). Cost estimates are primarily based on the NJDOT 2022 ** Although not specifically a Proven Safety Countermeasure, traffic cost estimate guidelines for safe routes. https://www. signal timing update/optimization should be included as part of Road saferoutesnj.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Design- Diet/Reconfiguration, Left- and Right-Turn Lanes, Leading Pedestrian Treatment-Estimating-Guidelines.pdf Intervals, and Protected-Only Left Turn Signal Phasing alternatives.
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