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0-6927, Evaluation of Bicycle and Pedestrian Monitoring Equipment to Establish Collection Database and Methodologies for Estimating Non-motorized Transportation

Report No.:

Summary Report 0-6927-PSR

Authors:

Research Performed by: Texas A&M Transportation Institute; Research Supervisor: Shawn Turner; Researchers: Robert Benz [and seven others]

Published:

2018

College Station, Texas

Texas A & M Transportation Institute

Series:

Project Summary

Type:

Online document

1 PDF (2 pages)

Online Access:

https://library.ctr.utexas.edu/hostedpdfs/tti/0-69...

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359 KB

Summary

"[TxDOT's] lack of pedestrian and bicyclist count data affects transportation decision-making, including planning, design, and safe traffic operations. The first objective of this research project was to recommend a count-monitoring process for pedestrians and bicyclists that can be sustained statewide. The second objective was to develop a consolidated database of pedestrian and bicyclist counts using data from the two pilot locations, along with readily available pedestrian and bicyclist count data from other locations."

Publ. Place

College Station, Texas

Notes

"Project Completed: 8-31-2018"

Study Number

TxDOT Research Project 0-6927

Study Sponsor

Lead University

TTI

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Collection:

TxDOT/University Research PSR Online Only

Call Number:

6927 PSR

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TxDOT Research Project 0-6927

Contributors

Turner, Shawn M.
Benz, Robert J. (Robert Joseph)
Dadashova, Bahar
Das, Subasish
Graham, Madison
Griffin, Greg P.
Hudson, Joan G.
Jha, Kartikeya
Lasley, Philip

Texas A & M Transportation Institute

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