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  1. Managing Access Makes Economic $ense Contents
    Managing Access Makes Economic $ense
  2. ACCESS MANAGEMENT is a tool that provides safe access to lan
  3. BENEFIT$ of Access Management
  4. Balancing Free Flow Traffic & Land Access
  5. Maine's Traffic and Mileage Allocation
  6. Highway Functions
  7. Degrees of Access
  8. Water Bodies, Steep Slopes & other Sensitive Areas provide natural traffic flow
  9. Game Preserves, Parks & other Public Lands Support Free Flow Traffic!
  10. Where is Access Managed Today?
  11. Not How Much Growth - But How it Happens!
  12. Not How Much - But How!
  13. Not How Much - But How!
  14. Not How Much - But How!
  15. Transportation - Land Use Cycle
  16. Some Estimated Costs for New Alignments Needed To Relieve Bottlenecks
  17. Cumulative Impacts Of Increased Driveway
  18. Growth Scenarios - 1971 - 1998
  19. Case Study
  20. Case Study
  21. Case Study
  22. Effect of Increased Traffic in Farmington 1973 - 1998
  23. With No Action, Reducing 55 mph Posted Speed o
  24. The More Driveways ... the Less Capacity!
  25. SAFETY
  26. Crash Rate Index
  27. 2754 Driveway Related Crashes In 1998 @ a Cost of $106M 10 year total = $1.2
  28. LD 2550 - An Act to Ensure Cost Effective & Safe Highways - Why?
  29. Hierarchy of Capacity/Function Protections
  30. How is it Done?
  31. Access Management is
  32. Maine's Competitive Advantage Depends On Strong Pro
  33. 12% System Miles Carry 61% Traffic