DDI s Can Move More Than Cars! 2016 Western ITE Conference Albuquerque, NM July 12, 2016 Alex Ariniello, P.E. Public Works Director, Town of Superior
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1 DDI s Can Move More Than Cars! 2016 Western ITE Conference Albuquerque, NM July 12, 2016 Alex Ariniello, P.E. Public Works Director, Town of Superior
2 Overview How did we get to the DDI concept? What s different about a DDI? What s unique about US 36/McCaslin? Does it work?
3 Vicinity Map
4 Pre-DDI Conditions Operational Issues SW Loop causes uneven lane SW Loop causes uneven lane utilization High NB utilization Left-turn movement experiences long queues backing up to MarSW Loop causes uneven High lane utilization NB Left-turn movement High NB experiences Left-turn movement long experiences queues long queues backing up to Marshall Close spacing between EB ramp and Marshall creates weaving problems shall backing up to Marshall Close spacing between EB ramp and Marshall creates weaving problems Close spacing between EB ramp and Marshall creates weaving problems
5 Study Recommendation 6-lane Diverging Diamond New, innovative concept SW Loop causes uneven lane utilization High NB Provides Left-turn movement capacity experiences for long long termqueues backing up to MarSW Loop causes uneven lane utilization High NB with Left-turn existing movement bridge experiences long queues backing up to Marshall Close spacing Addresses between McCaslin-Marshall EB ramp and Marshall creates weaving problems shall Close spacing Weave between IssueEB ramp and Marshall creates weaving problems $12.3 Million ($4.5 M for Bus Improvements)
6 What s a Diverging Diamond Interchange?
7 DDI History Originated in France in the 1970 s (Versailles) Gilbert Chlewicke in 2003 presented a paper on new Interchange Design Joe Bared attended and pushed the concept with FHWA Missouri DOT constructed the first USA DDI in Springfield in 2009 US 36/McCaslin was the 57 th DDI to open in the US There are now 66 DDI s in operation
8 What is a DDI Intersection of a freeway with an arterial Arterial through movements cross over from the right side to the left side of the road Left-turns onto freeway are freeflowing Left-turning vehicles only have to travel through one traffic signal Crossover intersections are twophase
9 Fewer conflict points (14 for DDI, 26 for conventional) Conflict points spread out throughout interchange Traffic calming features Wrong way entry to ramps extremely difficult Pedestrian crossings are shorter DDI Safety Benefits
10 DDI Operational Benefits Reduces delay, especially for locations with heavy left-turn movements onto freeway Increases left turn lane capacity without needing more lanes Better signal network synchronization Lanes with multiple assignments in all directions Better storage between the ramp terminals
11 DDI Cost Benefits - Retrofit Existing bridge can usually be used Additional right-of-way rarely needed Construction time is reduced Maintenance of traffic is simplified during construction
12 DDI Cost Benefits New Interchanges Fewer lanes than other interchange forms Less bridge structure Less right-of-way than a cloverleaf form
13 US 36/McCaslin Interchange
14 Unique Features of US 36/McCaslin Accommodation of Buses Accommodation of Pedestrians Accommodation of Bicyclists Aesthetic Treatments
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16 As-Built
17 Accommodation of Regional Buses Disadvantages of previous configuration: Delays due to crossing McCaslin Blvd. Ramps shared with general traffic
18 Accommodation of BRT Buses Solution: bus slip ramps/underpasses separate buses from general traffic Buses now have dedicated ramps to allow through movements. Now buses have dedicated ramps to allow through movements
19 Accommodation of BRT Buses Travel time savings for Flatiron Flyer riders: One minute per rider 10,000 riders per day Riders save approximately 170 hours per day total
20 US 36 Express Lanes Project Reconstruct 16 miles of US 36, including building one express lane in each direction Bus Rapid Transit, HOV, SOV New commuter bikeway
21 Accommodation of Local Buses Location of Bus Stops on Bridge (Far Side) Bus Shelters
22 Accommodation of Local Buses Bus stops on bridge Bus Shelters Illuminated walkway protected by barriers
23 Pedestrians: Center or Outside?
24 Accommodation of Pedestrians Solution: Center Walkway Improved sight lines Barrier Separation Pedestrians cross with traffic Vehicles don t cross pedestrian paths on bridge Signals at two freeway off-ramps
25 McCaslin Corridor Accommodation of Bicyclists Bike lanes in Louisville Bike lanes in Superior (Morgul-Bismark) No bike lanes on existing bridge
26 Solution: Accommodation of Bicyclists Bike lanes cross with traffic to middle adjacent to center walkway Bicyclists stopped at one crossover signal can sail through second crossover Center walkway provides comfortable alternative to novice cyclists.
27 US 36 Bikeway Accommodation of Bicyclists Bikeway Underpass of Westbound Off-Ramp Was shifted under McCaslin because of predictable costs Combined Bus/Bikeway Underpass of Westbound On-Ramp
28 Accommodation of Bicyclists
29 Aesthetic Treatments Basket Handles Arch
30 Aesthetic Treatments Basket Handles Arch
31 Aesthetic Treatments Decorative Fencing Decorative Crosswalks LED Streetlights Decorative Pedestrian Streetlights Decorative Island Splashblocks
32 So, Does it Work? Fine Tuning
33 Signal Timing Issues Cycle Length 6:30 AM to 8 PM: 100 second cycles to match adjacent intersections 8 PM to 6:30 AM: 80 second cycles Yellow/All Red Extended to 7.5 seconds for south crossover Detection Not needed during peak periods Used at night
34 Public Reaction Initial Driver Confusion Construction Delays (Oct 2015 to Jan 2016) Two weekend closures Daily Lane Closures Lots of complaints Post 1/22/2016 Many positive comments Few complaints Mostly Left-Turn Yield Drivers get the hang of it
35 Conclusions Traffic Flows Better Than Expected Significant Reduction in Accidents US 36 Bikeway has become popular Architectural Statement Significant Increase in Bus Ridership
36 Credits Public Agencies City of Louisville Town of Superior Colorado Department of Transportation Regional Transportation District Private Partners Plenary Roads Denver Ames-Granite (Contractor) Felsburg Holt Ullevig (Designer) HDR (Engineer)
37 Credits ITE Members Alex Ariniello (Superior) Jeff Ream (Felsburg Holt Ullevig) Bart Pryzybl (Apex Design) Laycee Kolkman (HDR) Tim March (WL Contractors) Link to video % mp4?dl=0
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