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Network Accessibility

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All five of the 2040 Metropolitan Transportation Plan’s goals relate to the Network Accessibility measures. These measures determine how much of proposed bicycle, pedestrian, and transit networks are accessible or available. Unlike active transportation which looks at behavior, these measures are related to the infrastructure used by people to access non-vehicle transportation networks.  The 2040 MTP performance measures not network accessibility were modified significant in methodology report.  Pedestrian accommodation was divided into local road and those classified as collector and arterials.  A study to update to 2009 data will start in October. 

  • Percentage of non-Interstate Arterials and Collectors with Pedestrian Accommodations
  • Percentage of Local Road Pedestrian Accommodations
  • Percentage of Bicycle Network Complete.
  • Percentage of Non-Interstate Collectors and Arterials with ADA curb Returns

Download the full 61 page Performance Measures Methodology Report by clicking the button below. (766KB PDF)

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Bannock Transportation Planning Organization

Great information on how a roundabout operates.With the new Philbin/Chubbuck Rd. Roundabout opening soon, we wanted to share some information on how to properly Navigate Roundabouts.

Roundabouts have been proven to be much safer than traditional intersections because they give drivers more time to judge and react to other cars, reduce the severity of crashes and reduce fatalities by up to 90 percent. They also offer 75 percent fewer conflict points than traditional intersections and cost much less to operate.

Overview of roundabout navigation:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=peUf2NRdWxs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=46mOPz3rhHs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=il0Qmt5AOC8

How to navigate a single-lane roundabout (like the new one) with trailer/large truck:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-Qkm7r6k_0

How to navigate truck aprons with large equipment/trailers: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK5k2sH9Mko

Roundabouts vs stop lights vs stop signs: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ0pnCx76Nk
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Great information on how a roundabout operates.
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Bannock Transportation Planning Organization
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