Product No.: 04013
Date Published: 04/2004
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This is a traffic assessment study for the section of Hartford Road in Moorestown and Mount Laurel Townships in Burlington County NJ. As development increases, there has been a corresponding increase in traffic volumes. This has led to congestion at several major intersections and arterial sections along Hartford Road. Three intersections, Hartford Road at Elbo Lane, Union Mill Road, and Borton Landing Road, were analyzed to determine their operational conditions within the traffic stream, by using Level of Service analysis. Arterial segments between Elbo Lane and Garwood Road were also studied and levels of service analyzed. A signal warrant analysis was conducted at the intersection of Hartford Road and Salem Road to determine whether peak volumes warrant the construction of a traffic signal. An improvement plan was developed which identifies necessary improvements to the highway infrastructure that would improve mobility and reduce congestion.Geographic Area Covered: The study area includes or is adjacent to the following Burlington County municipalities: Moorestown Township, Mount Laurel Township.
Key Words: traffic counts, intersection analysis, level of service, signal warrant, accidents, population forecast, historic preservation, drainage, pedestrian facilities, bicycle facilities
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- Sarah K Moran (smoran@dvrpc.org)
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