Evaluation of Geometric Design Aspects of 2-Lane Rural Highways in Ontario, Canada

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Organization/Agency: Ryerson University, Canada


Basic Project Information


Project Name/Description: Evaluation of Geometric Design Aspects of Ontario Two-Lane Rural Highways


Nature of the Project/Study: Safety improvement, Road Safety Audit, passing lane evaluation, and an intersection study (University project)


Project Location: Village of Caledon, Ontario, Canada


Highway Length: 10 km


Functional Classification: 2-lane rural Arterial


Design Speed: ?


Posted Speed: 80 km/h


Terrain Type: Mountainous


Application of IHSDM


IHSDM Module(s) used:


• Policy Review

• Crash Prediction

• Design Consistency

• Traffic Analysis

• Intersection Review


Purpose of using IHSDM on this project:


To analyze the safety of the highway; use IHSDM results to improve the highway


Stage(s) of the project development process in which IHSDM was applied (e.g., planning, preliminary design, final design, etc.):


Planning and Preliminary Design


How IHSDM results were used to make design decisions:


IHSDM results were very useful and supportive.

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