MULTIMODAL COUNTS Sample Clauses

MULTIMODAL COUNTS. CRA will commission 24-hour multimodal roadway segment/mid-block active transportation counts at up to 45 locations. These include the AML “spurs” leading to the project area schools (11 counts), Avenue 48 between major intersections (10 counts), at the 10 highest frequency collision locations (10 counts, Task 4.2), and at each of the two festivals (4 counts). Other locations will be chosen based on results from Existing Conditions facility locations (z 10 counts, Task 4.6). We will deploy 24-hour counts because they eliminate the necessity of extrapolation relative to peak rates. Existing Conditions facility locations will also influence the number of counts. CRA will collect mode share data pre- and post-AML construction. CRA will present our analysis of count data by mode converted to annual average daily trips (AADT) for collision analysis, and provided in tabular and GIS data formats. To help estimate activity rates in areas where count data is not collected, CRA will use location-based services data (otherwise known as “Big Data”) to extrapolate pedestrian and bicycle volumes in other parts of the study area. CRA will use ReplicaHQ to retrieve pedestrian and bicycling data, to supplement the counts for the development of the AADT estimates needed to determine exposure rates for pedestrian and bicycle collisions. The use of Big Data can also assist with post-project activity monitoring. TASK 4.4: MOBILITY ASSESSMENTS TASK 4.2 DELIVERABLES • Technical memos and reports • GIS data, documentation, maps, and summary tables • Presentation materials • Online collision GIS map and guidance for maintenance • GIS mapping with metadata • ReplicaHQ Big Data to estimate pedestrian and bicycle activity throughout the proįect area • Presentation materials CRA will observe mobility conditions in the field at the 11 schools of the project area and the Empire Polo Club that hosts the Coachella and Stagecoach music and arts festivals. Mobility Assessments will include Pedestrian Environment Quality Evaluation (PEQE) as part of the analysis of pedestrian conditions, and Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) as part of the analysis of bicycling conditions. During visits to each school, CRA will canvass the area surrounding the school, documenting the attributes and deficiencies of transportation assets, infrastructure, and presence of other support features (crossing guards, school chaperons, etc.) next to each school. Trip activity, routines and other travel behavior which occu...
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