Municipal and School PROUD TO SERVE. Transportation Assistance

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Municipal and School PROUD TO SERVE Transportation Assistance

MSTA School Traffic Calculator

To help insure school systems incorporate transportation safety in future designs, state law requires schools to obtain an evaluation and recommendations from NCDOT at the beginning of the construction process. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO EVALUATE THE LOCATIONS OF PROPOSED PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS TO ENHANCE TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND SAFETY SECTION 27.27. G.S.136-18 reads as rewritten: 136-18. Powers of Department of Transportation. The said Department of Transportation shall be vested with the following powers: (29) (29a) To coordinate with all public and private entities planning schools to provide written recommendations and evaluations of driveway access and traffic operational and safety impacts on the State Highway system resulting from the development of the proposed sites. All public and private entities shall, upon acquiring land for a new school or prior to beginning construction of a new school, relocating a school, or expanding an existing school, request from the Department a written evaluation and written recommendations to ensure that all proposed access points comply with the criteria in the current North Carolina Department of Transportation Policy on Street and Driveway Access. The Department shall provide the written evaluation and recommendations within a reasonable time, which shall not exceed 60 days. This subdivision shall not be construed to require the public or private entities planning schools to meet the recommendations made by the Department, except those highway improvements that are required for safe ingress and egress to the State highway system.

Municipal and School PROUD TO SERVE Transportation Assistance Schools in North Carolina Type School Locations Students Public 2422 1,426,792 Charter 96 38,122 Private 691 96,421 3209 1,561,335 Nationally, less than half of the students use buses 09-10 Information by: NC DPI NC Division of Non-public Education

Schools in North Carolina That s 2518 Public School Locations and around 750,000 children in and along our roadways AM and PM, Monday through Friday

Make our transportation network safer Make our transportation network move people and goods more efficiently Make our infrastructure last longer

Are school designs helping us meet our goals?

Every school wants a signal But few meet signal warrants Does this help us meet our goals?

A Traffic Director may not be the safest option There are other ways

Are turn lanes installed for the right reason?

Are school officials considering Transportation needs for the pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle? Commercial Property

Does this location help NCDOT provide a network that is safe, efficient and last longer?

School Transportation Issues =

Do neighborhood Streets Provide Connectivity? Connected Streets Lollipop Pattern Connectivity creates a pedestrian friendly street system by: Reducing walking distances; Offering more route choices, more quiet local streets; Dispersing traffic reducing reliance on arterials for all trips

Increase connectivity with paths, greenways Reduces walking distances Offers more route choices Reduces motor vehicle traffic

S O A R eparate pedestrians and vehicle types rganize student loading process ssign short term Visitor parking estrict drivers options

Separate pedestrians and vehicle types

Organize student loading process

Assign short term Visitor parking

Restrict drivers options

Example: Including traffic engineering in the design BUSES ONLY School

Including traffic engineering in the design Can help us meet our goals BUSES ONLY VISITORS School

Separate vehicle types for parents, buses and student drivers Implement a one-way traffic pattern on-campus Separate ingress and egress driveway 900 feet apart Construct 150 foot entering channelized right turn lane to help reduce left turn delay

Is a one-way traffic pattern enough?

Reduce the number of driveways/drivers options

Reduce the number of driveways/drivers options

Bus Loading Staff Parking Parent Loading Student Parking Parent Loading

Student Parking Staff Parking Bus Loading Staff Parking Student Parking Student Parking 2000 Students 1200 Feet Minimum Queue Length XXX Feet Provided

Student Parking

Municipal and School PROUD TO SERVE Transportation Assistance and You Working Together To Provide Safe Roads to Safe Schools