Transit Access and Pedestrian Safety Review Sample Clauses

Transit Access and Pedestrian Safety Review. The DEPARTMENT desires to integrate the evaluation and inclusion of potential Transit-Pedestrian and Safety enhancements/improvements within projects included in the District's Work Program. The CONSULTANT may be asked to review the corridor for the pedestrian crash history, existing / planned transit service, or other criteria. The CONSULTANT may be asked to coordinate with the various stakeholders during the study, including issue identification and evaluation of recommendations. It is anticipated that some of all of the following data may be collected by the CONSULTANT as part of the transit-pedestrian safety integration process:  Crash History  Traffic Characteristics  Traffic Operations  Existing and Planned Transit Service and Facilities  Roadway Horizontal Alignment Based on the data collected above, transit, pedestrian, safety and ADA issues and opportunities may be identified and documented. The issue identification process and resulting recommendations should also consider traffic operational impacts, overall traffic safety objectives and Americans with disabilities, and will reference the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Manual on Uniform Traffic Studies (MUTS), Plans Preparations Manual (PPM), Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) and Traffic Engineering Manual (TEM) as appropriate. It is anticipated that recommended countermeasures by the CONSULTANT may include mid-block crossing, signalized intersection, or corridor-wide countermeasures. Proposed recommendations will be considered by the corridor stakeholders in order to evaluate the feasibility of individual recommendations, implementation method for feasible recommendations, and funding sources.
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Transit Access and Pedestrian Safety Review. The DEPARTMENT desires to integrate the evaluation and inclusion of potential Transit- Pedestrian and Safety enhancements and improvements within projects included in the District’s Work Program. The CONSULTANT may be asked to review a corridor for pedestrian crash history, existing/planned transit service, or other criteria. The CONSULTANT may be asked to coordinate with the various stakeholders during the study, including issue identification and evaluation of recommendations. It is anticipated that some or all of the following data may be collected by the CONSULTANT as part of the transit/pedestrian safety integration process: Crash History;
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