CAPACITY ANALYSIS STUDY Sample Clauses

CAPACITY ANALYSIS STUDY. The Engineer shall conduct capacity analysis studies for designated locations and sections of roadway and make recommendations for improving traffic flow. Engineer shall perform use the TRB Highway Capacity Manual to analyze and make appropriate recommendations. The Engineer shall perform the following:
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CAPACITY ANALYSIS STUDY. The ENGINEER shall conduct capacity analysis studies for designated locations and sections of roadway and make recommendations for improving traffic flow. Use the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Highway Capacity Manual to analyze and make appropriate recommendations. The study shall contain the following: • Perform traffic counts as stated under traffic engineering study. • Conduct a site inspection as stated under traffic engineering study. • Prepare site map as stated under traffic engineering study. • Analyze the data, prepare and submit two (2) reports, one bound set and one unbound set, to the State, which summarizes the findings and recommended improvements (if appropriate). The ENGINEER shall address all of the State’s review comments.
CAPACITY ANALYSIS STUDY. The Engineer shall conduct capacity analysis studies for designated locations and/or sections of roadway and make recommendations for improving traffic flow. Use the TRB Highway Capacity Manual to analyze and make appropriate recommendations. At a minimum, the Engineer shall include in the study the results of the following activities. The Engineer shall: • Perform traffic counts as stated under traffic engineering study. • Conduct a site inspection as stated under traffic engineering study. • Prepare site map as stated under traffic engineering study DocuSign Envelope ID: 33148E80-3050-48D0-AEFE-80B871840D51 PeopleSoft Contract No. 7650 Legacy Contract No. 12-7IDP5014 • Analyze the data, and prepare two duplicate reports that summarize the findings based on that analysis and include recommended improvements (if appropriate). Submit to the State one bound report and one unbound report.
CAPACITY ANALYSIS STUDY. The Engineer shall conduct capacity analysis studies for designated locations and sections of roadway and make recommendations for improving traffic flow. Use the TRB Highway Capacity Manual to analyze and make appropriate recommendations. The study will contain the following: • Perform traffic counts as stated under traffic engineering study. • Conduct a site inspection as stated under traffic engineering study. • Prepare site map as stated under traffic engineering study. • Analyze the data, prepare and submit two (2) reports, one bound set and one unbound set, to the State, which summarizes the findings and recommended improvements (if appropriate). The Engineer shall address all of the State’s review comments. • Deliverables:  Reports

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