TRB Committee on Pedestrians (ANF 10) Annual … Committee on Pedestrians (ANF 10) Annual Meeting Tuesday, January 10, 8:00 am to noon Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2) The

TRB Committee on Pedestrians (ANF 10)

Annual Meeting

Tuesday, January 10, 8:00 am to noon

Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2)

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

AGENDA

TIME AGENDA ITEM

8:00 am 1. Welcome – Bob Schneider ([email protected]), Committee Chair

8:05 am 2. Brief Introductions (name & affiliation) – All

8:15 am 3. Friends List and Communications Update (http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/) – Laura Sandt ([email protected]), Committee Communications Coordinator

8:20 am* 4. TRB Staff Report – Bernardo Kleiner ([email protected])

8:30 am

8:40 am

8:45 am8:48 am8:55 am

8:58 am

Subcommittee Updates

5. Paper Review – Laura Sandt ([email protected]) & Mike Cynecki ([email protected])

6. Practice-Ready Papers (PRPs)/PRP Database (http://prp.trb.org/) – Laura Sandt & Bob Schneider

7. Paper Award – Laura Sandt & Bob Schneider8. Research, ANF10(1) –Joe Fish ([email protected])9. Pedestrian Modeling and Simulation, ANF10(2) – Karim Ismail

([email protected]) 10. Pedestrian and Autonomous Vehicle Interactions, ANF10(3)—Laura Sandt

([email protected]) & Justin Owens ([email protected])

AGENDA

TIME AGENDA ITEM

9:01 am

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Committee Business and Initiatives

11. General TRB Initiatives: TRB Webinars (www.TRB.org/webinars); PRPs Database (http://prp.trb.org/); Research Needs Statements (RNS) Database (http://rns.trb.org); TR News (www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx); Research Pays Off (http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/dva/chair/RPO.pdf); TRB IDEA Programs (www.TRB.org/IDEA); Young Members Council (http://ymc.groupsite.com); MyTRB (http://www.MyTRB.org) – Bob Schneider

12. Pedestrian Sessions at TRB Annual Meeting (http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/conferences.cfm) – Bob Schneider

13. Workshop Report: “Walking at Night: Pedestrian's Perspective, or ‘The Dangers of Night-Walkers’” (Human Factors Workshop) – Jiguang Zhao ([email protected]) & Jean-Michel Auberlet ([email protected])

14. Workshop Report: “How to Reverse the Increase in Pedestrian Fatalities: Identifying Problems and Solutions” – Richard Retting ([email protected]) & Seth LaJeunesse ([email protected])

15. Workshop Report: “Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes: Access for Pedestrians, Particularly Those with Vision Disabilities” – Janet Barlow ([email protected])

16. Workshop Reports: “Multimodal Performance-Based Design: Which Was First, the Car or the Bicyclist?” and “Quality Volume Data for Bicycling and Walking” -(any attendees)

17. Human Factors Guidebook (HFG) for Road Systems. Coordination with Joint Subcommittee for the Development of the HFG (NCHRP Report 600) – Seth LaJeunesse ([email protected]) and Sam Tignor ([email protected])

18. Association of Pedestrian & Bicycle Professionals Webinar on selected TRB PRPs (Spring/Summer 2017) – Bob Schneider

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TIME AGENDA ITEM

9:25 am

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19. Joint Subcommittees/Liaisons (3 minutes each): a. Pedestrian & Bicycle University Education (Kristen Brookshire, [email protected]); b. Bicycle and Pedestrian Data, https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/ (Sirisha Kothuri, [email protected]& Scott Brady, [email protected]); c. Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis (Thomas Jonsson, [email protected]); d. Emerging Vehicles for Low Speed Transportation (Chris Cherry, [email protected]); e. Intersections Joint Subcommittee (Darren Torbic, [email protected]); f. Announcement: 5th Urban Street Symposium will be held in Raleigh, NC, May 21-24, 2017, http://www.urbanstreet.info/ and http://ncsite.org/uss5; g. Others?

20.Health & Transportation Subcommittee (ADD50-01)/Arterial Task Force Update –Megan Wier ([email protected]), Eloisa Raynault ([email protected])

21.NCHRP Projects (3 minutes each):a. NCHRP 03-78(cont.): “Guidelines for Application of Crossing Solutions at

Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes for Pedestrians with Vision Disabilities” – Janet Barlow ([email protected])

b. NCHRP 15-63: “Guidance to Improve Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety at Intersections” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

c. NCHRP 17-56: “Development of Crash Modification Factors for Uncontrolled Pedestrian Crossing Treatments” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

d. NCHRP 17-73: “Systemic Pedestrian Safety Analyses” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

e. NCHRP 17-84: “Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Performance Functions for the Highway Safety Manual” – Research team member?

9:57 am BREAK

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TIME AGENDA ITEM

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Agency and Organization Updates

22.National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) – Kristie Johnson ([email protected])

23.Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) – Dan Goodman ([email protected])

24.USDOT Office of the Secretary – Secretary’s office pedestrian initiatives ([email protected])

25.National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) –Ron Van Houten ([email protected])

26.ITE Complete Streets Council & ITE Ped/Bike Standing Committee –Meghan Mitman ([email protected])

27.Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC) – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

28.National Center for Safe Routes to School – Seth LaJeunesse ([email protected])

29.Other affiliated agencies & organizations (maximum 4 minutes each):a. National Complete Streets Coalition/Smart Growth America – Emiko

Atherton ([email protected]) b. US Access Board – Scott Windley ([email protected])c. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy – Katie McKinney Guerin ([email protected]) d. Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) – Madeline

Brozen ([email protected])e. America Walks – Kristen Henry ([email protected]) & Heidi Simon

([email protected])f. League of American Bicyclists, Active Transportation Leadership Institute –

Alex Doty ([email protected]) g. Perils for Pedestrians – John Wetmore ([email protected])

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Other Presentations and Discussions

30.New Open Street Maps sidewalk layer – Mark Hallenbeck ([email protected])31. Interactive website for Alliance for Biking and Walking Benchmarking Report –

Steve Lavrenz ([email protected]) or Katherine Robb ([email protected])

32.Walking Movement Indicators Project – Kristen Henry ([email protected]) & Heidi Simon ([email protected])

33.Streetsmart website initiative – Kelly Rodgers ([email protected]) 34.Walk21 International Walking Data Standard – Ryan Martinson

([email protected]) 35.Discussion of Pedestrian Topics for 2017 – Bob Schneider

a. TRB Webinar Ideas & volunteers (Deadline to submit webinar requests for the second half of 2017 is March 15th)

b. 2017 Annual Meeting Human Factors Workshop & General Workshop Ideas & volunteers

c. 2017 Annual Meeting Call for Papers Ideas & volunteersd. 2017 Research Needs Statements (Subcommittee meeting on Wednesday,

10:15 am – noon, Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 8 (M2))36.Feet First Caucus: Wednesday, 6:15-7:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12

(M2) – Bob Schneider12:00 pm ADJOURN

• Robert Schneider, 2014 to present

• Shawn Turner, 2008 to 2014

• Ron Van Houten, 2005 to 2008

• Peggy Drake, 2003 to 2005

• Ann Hershfang, 1997 to 2003

• Michael Cynecki, 1994 to 1997

• Kay Colpitts, 1988 to 1994

• Charles Zegeer, 1982 to 1988

• John Fegan, 1979 to 1982

• Julie Anna Fee Cirillo, 1976 to 1979

• Robert Sleight, 1970 to 1976

Pedestrian Committee Chairs

Thanks!

• Scott Bricker

• Lucas Cruse

• Ron Eck

• Ryan Greene-Roesel

• David Guth

• Ilona Kastenhofer

• David Levinger

• Frank Markowitz

• Jeannette Montufar

• Eloisa Raynault

• Tamara Redmon

• Seleta Reynolds

• Cara Seiderman

• Darren Torbic

Pedestrian Committee Rotation

Thanks!

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TRB Pedestrian Committee Websitewww.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/

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Paper Review Subcommittee

• Laura Sandt & Mike Cynecki

• Paper Review Coordinators

• Hundreds of Reviewers

� Mike Cynecki

� Laura Sandt

� Robert Schneider

� Tamera Redmon

� Darren Torbic

� Karim El-Basyouny

� Ron Van Houten

� Shawn Turner

� Richard Knoblauch

� Tarek Sayed

� Kevin Manaugh

� Megan Wier

� Holly Krambeck

� Tab Combs

� Katy Salamati

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Number of Papers Received by TRB Pedestrian Committee (1992-2017)

Paper Review Subcommittee

• Papers Reviewed: 109

• Reviews Assigned: 586; Reviews Completed: 388 (67%)

• Papers Accepted for Presentation: Yes – 64 (59%)

• 2017 Annual Meeting –

– Three Lectern Sessions: 12 papers (+ 1 Joint Session)

– Two Poster Sessions: 26 and 23 papers

• Publication: 20% of papers submitted for publication (85) = 17

• Papers Under Publication Consideration: 17 papers

• Final Recommendations due to TRB: January 31, 2017

Practice-Ready Papers (8)(Thanks to all Paper Review Coordinators & Reviewers)

• 17-01001, Beaconing Signalization Substantially Reduces Blind Pedestrians’ Veer

On Snow-Covered Pavement (David Guth)

• 17-01666, Using "Go-Pro'd" Walking Interviews in Walkability Assessment

(Geoffrey Battista)

• 17-02172, Behavioral Study on Pedestrian's Decisions at a Midblock Crossing

(Madison Grahan)

• 17-02702, Wayfinding Problems for Blind Pedestrians at Non-Corner Crosswalks: A

Novel Solution (Billie Bentzen)

• 17-01179, Monitoring Shared-use Paths: Applying Warrants for Pedestrian Hybrid

Beacons and Traffic Signals (Greg Lindsey)

• 17-03875, Measuring walking accessibility in metropolitan areas

(Tayebeh Saghapour)

• 17-04710, Predicting Yielding Compliance At Midblock Crossing Areas Based On

Roadway, Traffic, And Crosswalk Characteristics (Steven Stapleton)

• 17-05815, Pedestrian And Cyclists Perceptions Before And After A Road Diet In

Bogotá, Colombia (Alvaro Rodriguez-Valencia)

http://prp.trb.org/

2017 Pedestrian Committee Paper Award(Thanks to Award Reviewers:

Laura Sandt; Mike Cynecki; Holly Krambeck; Martin Parker; Robert Schneider)

• 17-03875: Measuring Walking Accessibility in

Metropolitan Areas

– Tayebeh Saghapour, Sara Moridpour & Russell G. Thompson

• 17-04710: Factors Affecting Driver Yielding

Compliance on College Campuses: An

Evaluation of 31 Uncontrolled Midblock

Crosswalks on Low Speed Roadways in Michigan

– Steven Stapleton, Trevor Kirsch, Timothy J. Gates

& Peter T. Savolainen

2017 Pedestrian Committee Paper Award(Thanks to Award Reviewers:

Laura Sandt; Mike Cynecki; Holly Krambeck; Martin Parker; Robert Schneider)

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Research Subcommittee

• Joe Fish

• Main purposes

– Develop pedestrian RNS

– Share pedestrian RNS with potential funding organizations

– Track status of pedestrian research

• TRB Research Needs Statement Database (rns.trb.org)

• Subcommittee Meeting

– Wednesday, January 11th, 2017 10:15am - 12:00pm

Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 8 (M2)


• Research Needs Statements Submitted

– NCHRP Synthesis Statements (February):

• Innovative Pedestrian Phasing Alternatives (lead author:

Sirisha Kothuri)

• Recommended Lighting Levels for Sidewalks for

Pedestrian Safety and Walkability (lead authors: Frank

Markowitz, Theo Petritsch)

– Full NCHRP Problem Statements (September):

• Exploring Factors, Technologies and Methods for

Pedestrian Volume Estimation (lead author: Sirisha

Kothuri)


• June 2016 Member Survey

• 3 purposes:

– 1) update membership information

– 2) better understand membership

– 3) recruit authors and reviewers for RNS

• 56 responses

• Good mix of organization types and areas of expertise, but

public health is underrepresented)


• June 2016 Member Survey

University, 18

Consulting, 16

Federal agency, 11

State agency, 3

Local agency, 3

Other, 5

Organization Type

3

5

8

25

28

34

Outreach

Transportation Equity

Public Health

Planning

Data collection and analysis

Engineering/design

Areas of Expertise


Top Research Needs from Survey

Distracted walking/bicycling

Pedestrian counting guidance (e.g. technologies, recommended practices, emerging video technology,

comparison of existing products, intersections versus mid-block, etc.)

Synthesis on automated vehicles focusing on intersection design for automated vehicles and connection

between pedestrian/vehicle and vehicle/infrastructure

How will/how should the presence of autonomous vehicles change the way we design intersections?

Incorporation of walking considerations in the planning and project development process (e.g. state of

practice on how transit is considered in lane development process, synthesis of how pedestrians are

considered, on/off-site issues, traffic impact studies)

How will autonomous vehicles and non-motorized users communicate with one another?

Review of practice on pedestrian push button placement around Separated Bike Lanes and pedestrian

crossing islands

Self-selection in walking travel behavior (e.g. place of people, linkage to Household Travel Survey, etc.)

Review of practice on accessibility and Separated Bike Lanes (e.g. detectable warning placement, surface

treatment options, etc.

Transit access needs

Police and hospital data issues and opportunities


• Key Takeaways from Survey:

– A better understanding of how automated vehicles will interact with

pedestrians is needed. What are the greatest research opportunities?

– Accessibility issues around separated bike lanes.

– Lots of interest in pedestrian research, but we need more follow-through in

writing statements.

– We need to solicit topics throughout year, not just prior to deadlines.

• 2017 Priorities

– Continue coordination with AASHTO, other TRB subcommittees, and other

partners.

– Recruit new members with fresh ideas and interest in contributing.

– Develop more research needs statements.

– Identify other funding opportunities for pedestrian research.

http://rns.trb.org

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www.TRB.org/webinars

www.TRB.org/webinars

www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx

www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx

Submit to:

[email protected]

http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/dva/chair/RPO.pdf

Source: Fitzpatrick, K. Safety Effectiveness of the HAWK or Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, http://www.trb.org/main/blurbs/167477.aspx, 2012

http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/dva/chair/RPO.pdf

www.TRB.org/IDEA

For untested infrastructure & devices

NCHRP Idea Type 1 = $150K maxNCHRP Idea Type 2 = $100K max

(require a 50% match to NCHRP contribution)

http://ymc.groupsite.com

http://www.MyTRB.org

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Pedestrian-Related

Events at the

2017 Annual Meeting

Source: http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/

conferences.cfm

(Thanks to PBIC for posting)

Part 1

Event Date Time Location

Multimodal Performance-Based Design:

Which was first, the car or the bicyclist?

Sun, Jan 8 9:00am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, 204A

Roundabouts and Channelized Turn

Lanes: Access for Pedestrians, Particularly

Those with Vision Disabilities

Sun, Jan 8 9:00am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, Salon B

How to Reverse the Increase in Pedestrian

Fatalities: Identifying Problems and

Solutions

Sun, Jan 8 9:00am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, Salon A

Walking at Night: Pedestrian's

Perspective, or "The Dangers of Night-

Walkers"

Sun, Jan 8 9:00am -

5:00pm

Ticket

Required

Quality Volume Data for Bicycling and

Walking

Sun, Jan 8 1:30pm -

4:30pm

Convention

Center, 154

Innovations in Financing of Urban Public

Transport and Nonmotorized

Transportation Infrastructure

Sun, Jan 8 1:30pm -

4:30pm

Convention

Center, Salon B

International Practices: Creating Livable

Communities by Integrating Transit,

Freight, Pedestrian, and Bicycle

Transportation

Sun, Jan 8 1:30pm -

4:30pm

Convention

Center, 144A

Neighborhood Greenways: Applications,

Research, and Effectiveness

Sun, Jan 8 1:30pm -

4:30pm

Convention

Center, 103A

New Ideas for Measuring and Relieving

Congestion in Transit Passenger Facilities,

Part 1 (Posters)

Mon, Jan 9 8:00am -

9:45am

Convention

Center, Hall E

Pedestrian-Related

Events at the

2017 Annual Meeting


conferences.cfm


Part 2

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Exploring Innovative Data Sources and

Approaches for Bicycle and Pedestrian

Data Collection (Posters)

Mon, Jan 9 10:15am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, Hall E

Pedestrian and Driver Behaviors at

Uncontrolled Crossings: Analysis and

Interventions


12:00pm

Convention

Center, Salon B

Pedestrian and Bicycle Travel in Small and

Medium-Sized Communities


12:00pm

Convention

Center, 146B

Transportation Issues and Solutions in

Major Cities (Posters)

Mon, Jan 9 1:30pm -

3:15pm

Convention

Center, Hall E

Data-Driven Approaches to Advancing

Roundabouts

Mon, Jan 9 1:30pm -

3:15pm

Convention

Center, 103B

Measuring Walkability Mon, Jan 9 1:30pm -

3:15pm

Convention

Center 103A

Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Joint

Subcommittee

Mon, Jan 9 3:45pm -

5:30pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Independence

B (M4)

Pedestrian and Autonomous Vehicle

Interactions Subcommittee

Mon, Jan 9 3:45pm -

5:30pm

Marriot

Marquis,

Ballroom Salon

14 (M2)

Pedestrians Committee Meeting Tues, Jan 10 8:00am -

12:00pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom Salon

12 (M2)

Pedestrian-Related

Events at the

2017 Annual Meeting


conferences.cfm


Part 3


Vulnerable Road Users: Analysis of

Pedestrian and Bicycle Crashes (Posters)

Tues, Jan 10 10:15am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, Hall E

Multimodal Accessibility Applications Tues, Jan 10 1:30pm -

3:15pm

Convention

Center, 145A

Pedestrian Planning and Design (Posters) Tues, Jan 10 1:30pm -

3:15pm

Convention

Center, Hall E

Transportation Issues in Major Cities

Committee Meeting

Tues, Jan 10 1:30pm -

5:30pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Liberty M (M4)

Emerging Vehicles for Low Speed

Transportation Joint Subcommittee


5:30pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom Salon

14 (M2)

School Transportation Subcommittee

Meeting


7:30pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom Salon

14 (M2)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis

Joint Subcommittee Meeting

Wed, Jan 11 8:00am -

9:45am

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom Salon

8 (M2)

Pedestrian Safety and Behavior (Posters) Wed, Jan 11 8:00am -

9:45am

Convention

Center, Hall E

Pedestrian Research Subcommittee

Meeting

Wed, Jan 11 10:15am -

12:00pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom

Salon 8 (M2)

Pedestrian-Related

Events at the

2017 Annual Meeting


conferences.cfm


Part 4


Traffic Safety in the Developing Countries:

Roads, Vehicles and Pedestrians

Wed, Jan 11 10:15am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, 150B

Coasting to Make Strides in Pedestrian

and Bicycle Safety

Wed, Jan 11 10:15am -

12:00pm

Convention

Center, Salon B

Pedestrian Planning and the Built

Environment

Wed, Jan 11 4:30pm -

6:00pm

Convention

Center, 102B

Feet First Caucus Wed, Jan 11 6:15pm -

7:15pm

Marriott

Marquis,

Ballroom

Salon 12 (M2)

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FOCUS OF PRESENT PEDESTRIAN GUIDELINES

• Human factors orientation is primary focus

• 10-10; Gap selection(entrances & exits), sound cue

problems, mid-block pedestrian signals

• 11-8; Large-radius curbs, curb ramps, problems with APS

tones & traffic signal timing complexity, RTOR

• 20-6; Pavement marking crosswalk recommendations by

ADT; shared use lanes, in-lane warning lights

• 21-8; In-sign lights/beacons, in-pavement flashing lights,

automated vs. push-button pedestrian detection

• 21-10; Luminare placement, use broad spectrum(LED,

fluorescent, induction sources), positive contrast

Human Factors Guidelines for Road Systems

‘POSSIBLE’ CANDIDATE GUIDELINES?

• Location of pedestrian signals for safety, visibility, and

accessibility

• Counter measures to aid vision-impaired pedestrians for

identifying YIELD vs. STOP control

• Guideline on spacing of pedestrian signals on arterials with

long separated signalized intersections

• Guideline on when to use leading pedestrian intervals

• Guidance on selecting the kind of intersection pedestrian

warning of pedestrian presence (HAWK, RRFB, lighting, etc.)


• Current HFG will be reviewed for new reference updating—big effort

• Hold Sunday workshop and similar focus ones

• Identify RAB substantive research & inform JSC/NCHRP/contractor

• This will not guarantee specific guidelines

• Your help will provide needed input & guidance

• The goal is to get a great Pedestrian Chapter for HFG


HOW THE PEDESTRIAN COMMITTEE CAN HELP

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19. Joint Subcommittees/Liaisons (3 minutes each): a. Pedestrian & Bicycle University Education (Kristen Brookshire, [email protected]); b. Bicycle and Pedestrian Data, https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/ (Sirisha Kothuri, [email protected]& Scott Brady, [email protected]); c. Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis (Thomas Jonsson, [email protected]); d. Emerging Vehicles for Low Speed Transportation (Chris Cherry, [email protected]); e. Intersections Joint Subcommittee (Darren Torbic, [email protected]); f. Announcement: 5th Urban Street Symposium will be held in Raleigh, NC, May 21-24, 2017, http://www.urbanstreet.info/ and http://ncsite.org/uss5; g. Others?

20.Health & Transportation Subcommittee (ADD50-01)/Arterial Task Force Update –Megan Wier ([email protected]), Eloisa Raynault ([email protected])

21.NCHRP Projects (3 minutes each):a. NCHRP 03-78(cont.): “Guidelines for Application of Crossing Solutions at

Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes for Pedestrians with Vision Disabilities” – Janet Barlow ([email protected])

b. NCHRP 15-63: “Guidance to Improve Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety at Intersections” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

c. NCHRP 17-56: “Development of Crash Modification Factors for Uncontrolled Pedestrian Crossing Treatments” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

d. NCHRP 17-73: “Systemic Pedestrian Safety Analyses” – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

e. NCHRP 17-84: “Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Performance Functions for the Highway Safety Manual” – Research team member?

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Gateway Treatment

Dr. Ron Van Houten

URBAN ONE-

WAY STREET

URBAN ONE-WAY STREET

YIELDING DATA OVER THE YEAR

AVERAGE YIELDING ACROSS ALL SITES

ADVANCE GATEWAY INDUCES DRIVERS TO

YIELD FURTHER FROM THE CROSSWALK

FLORIDA SITES

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Feet First Caucus

• Wednesday, 6:15-7:15 pm, Marriott Marquis,

Ballroom Salon 12 (M2)

• Sponsoring Committees

– Pedestrians (ANF10)

– Transportation in the Developing Countries (ABE90)

– Bicycle Transportation (ANF20)

• For more information on the TRB Pedestrian Committee, see

http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped or contact Bob Schneider,

Committee Chair, 414-229-3849, [email protected]

• For more information on getting involved in TRB Committees, see

http://www.trb.org/committees/memberguide.pdf

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