138-24 Exhibit to Resolution Adopting the Township of West Orange Vision Zero Action Plan.pdf

PRIORITY HIN CORRIDOR PROJECTS The project team developed the final recommended HIN by combining the EJ composite score and the HIN crash score. The Priority HIN represents the high-injury (fatal, severe and moderate injury) crash corridors and intersections prioritized based on the equity analysis. While the entire HIN should be given consideration for safety enhancements, these highest-scored corridors are the highest-priority based on the crash and equity analysis. The 13 corridors rated the highest using the composite score are labeled on the map on the next page, in descending order of score (A is the highest, B the second-highest etc.). Table 11. HIN Corridor Lengths Corridor Road Segment Length % of HIN Miles A Main Street (CR 659) 1.4 Miles 4% B Mt Pleasant Avenue (CR 660) 0.6 Miles 1.6% C Park Avenue (CR 658) 0.2 Miles 0.5% D Eagle Rock Avenue (CR 611) 0.6 Miles 1.8% E Eagle Rock Avenue (CR 611) 0.7 Miles 2% F Northfield Avenue (CR 508) 0.5 Miles 1.4% G Pleasant Valley Way (CR 636) 1 Mile 3% H Eagle Rock Avenue (CR 611) 0.6 Miles 1.8% I Northfield Avenue (CR 508 Spur) 0.3 Miles 0.9% J Whittingham Place (CR 508) 0.2 Miles 0.7% K Gaston Street 0.1 Miles 0.3% L Sayers Street 0.2 MIles 0.5% M Whittlesey Avenue 0.4 Miles 1.1% TOTAL 6.8 MILES 19.6% 82 WEST ORANGE TOWNSHIP: VISION ZERO ACTION PLAN