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12 Traffic Division Staff◦ 3 engineers◦ 1 superintendent◦ 1 signal foremen ◦ 3 signal technicians◦ 1 sign foreman◦ 3 signs technicians
Equipment◦ 79 Traffic Signals◦ 60 School Zone Flashers◦ 59 Vehicle Detection Cameras◦ 52 Pan Tilt Zoom Cameras
Game Day Coordination
Downtown Houston• 150,000 workers• 7 Freeways
Downtown Dallas• 145,000 workers• 6 Freeways
Downtown Austin• 125,000 workers• 4 Freeways
Downtown Houston• 150,000 workers• 7 Freeways
Downtown Dallas• 145,000 workers• 6 Freeways
Downtown Austin• 125,000 workers• 4 Freeways
Kyle Field Gameday• 120,000+ fans• 0 Freeways
Downtown Houston• 150,000 workers• 7 Freeways
Downtown Dallas• 145,000 workers• 6 Freeways
Downtown Austin• 125,000 workers• 4 Freeways
Kyle Field Gameday• 120,000+ fans• 0 Freeways
4th
Largest Downtownin Texas
City of College Station◦ 104,000 residents
City of Bryan◦ 81,000 residents
Blinn College◦ 11,000 students
Texas A&M University◦ 60,000 students
◦ 102,733 person stadium (Kyle Field)
◦ 800 TTI employees
With 75,000 people: Campus is the 4th
Largest Downtown in Texas!!!
Increases usefulness of other tools◦ Approach Volumes – data for modeling
Resolve operational issues quickly◦ Train Preemption – citizen request response
◦ Split Monitor – green time allocation
◦ Coordination Diagram – offset adjustments
Selling safety improvements◦ Pedestrian Delay – policy recommendations
Effects of Planned and Unplanned Events
7 AM 7 PMMaybe these two trains?
Citizen: Why was traffic so bad at 11:30 when I tried to go to lunch?!?!
Phase MaxOuts Avg. SplitProgrammed
Max SplitTiming Change
SB-Left - 1 10 %
2 40 %
RR-Left - 3 55 %
4 30 %
NB-Left - 5 5 %
6 40 %
7 10 %
RR-Thru - 8 60 %
Phase MaxOuts Avg. SplitProgrammed
Max SplitTiming Change
SB-Left - 1 10 %
2 40 %
RR-Left - 3 55 %
4 30 %
NB-Left - 5 5 %
6 40 %
7 10 %
RR-Thru - 8 60 %
Phase MaxOuts Avg. SplitProgrammed
Max SplitTiming Change
SB-Left - 1 10 %
2 40 %
RR-Left - 3 55 %
4 30 %
NB-Left - 5 5 %
6 40 %
7 10 %
RR-Thru - 8 60 %
Phase MaxOuts Avg. SplitProgrammed
Max SplitTiming Change
SB-Left - 1 10 % 30 sec 38 sec
2 40 % 65 sec 78 sec
RR-Left - 3 55 % 25 sec 28 sec
4 30 % 35 sec 42 sec
NB-Left - 5 5 % 25 sec 48 sec
6 40 % 70 sec 78 sec
7 10 % 20 sec 28 sec
RR-Thru - 8 60 % 45 sec 42 sec
Phase11/14
MaxOutsTiming Change
11/21MaxOuts
Outcome
SB-Left - 1 10 % - 10 sec 25 % - 15 %
2 40 % 45 %
RR-Left - 3 55 % + 10 sec 40 % + 15 %
4 30 % 30 %
NB-Left - 5 5 % - 10 sec 10 % - 5 %
6 40 % 40 %
7 10 % 15 %
RR-Thru - 8 60 % + 10 sec 50 % + 10 %
P.S. This change only consumed 30 minutes of staff time.
University Drive through Northgate is now a downtown street.
7 AM Midnight
Between 7 am and midnight 87 % of the cycles had a pedestrian call.
Implement pedestrian only phase.◦ Requires No Right-Turn on Red.
Implement protected only left turns. ◦ For University Drive.
Implement pedestrian only phase.◦ Requires No Right-Turn on Red.
Implement protected only left turns. ◦ For University Drive.
Benefit:◦ A potential 73 % reduction in expected number of
crashes.
Implement pedestrian only phase.◦ Requires No Right-Turn on Red.
Implement protected only left turns. ◦ For University Drive.
Benefit:◦ A potential 73 % reduction in expected number of
crashes.
Cost:◦ Increased travel time.
◦ From 1 to 3 minutes to 2 to 4 minutes.