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AICP Exam Transportation Planning

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show Average Daily Traffic  
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show Annual Daily Traffic  
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show Vehicle miles Traveled  
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show serve longer trips, carry the highest traffic volumes, carry a large percentage of the VMT on minimum mileage, and provide minimal land access  
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show interconnect the principal arterials, provide less mobility, smaller geographic areas than principal arterials  
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Collectors   show
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Local Streets   show
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Orgin Destination Study   show
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Peek Hour/period   show
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show the ability of a road or street to accommodate traffic flow determines the level of service provided. Free flowing or delayed flow determines a high level of service whereas, high traffic volumes, too many access points, and poor signal timing causes lo  
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show 10 Vehicle Trips per Unit  
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planned unit developments   show
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show 7 Vehicle Trips per Unit  
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show 6 Vehicle Trips per Unit  
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show 5.5 Vehicle Trips per Unit  
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show 3.5 Vehicle Trips per Unit  
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show Range of parking: 1:1000 to 5:1000 (spaces:Gross Leasable Area)  
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office   show
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show 1:300 (spaces:gross floor area)  
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office & medical center   show
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show Range of Parking: 3:4 to 9:2 (spaces:beds)  
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university/college   show
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university/college   show
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hotel   show
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restaurant   show
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resident   show
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cross tabulation model   show
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gravity model   show
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show examines where people are going. Regions are divided into traffic zones (TZA)and data is provided on # of trips between zones.  
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Modal Split   show
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Highway Capacity Manual   show
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show ranges from A to F based on amount of congestion. A = freeflowing and F means heavily congested with reduced speeds and increased time to get through traffic signals.  
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show adopted in 1944 based on President Roosevelts 1939 system of highways the Act designated 65,000 kilometers of highway as interstate highways. The Act didnot initially provide any funding.  
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Public Roads Administration (PRA)   show
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Road Design   show
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Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA)   show
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Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs)   show
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show In MPOs with population of 200,000 or greater a TIP is created that lists all projects for which federal funds are anticipated along with non-federally funded projects that are regionally significant. The plan prioritizes the projects.  
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show General term used to describe strategies for the efficient use of transportation. (car sharing, flextime, public transit, park-n-ride, HOV lanes, & telecomuting.  
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show resiential and commercial developments designed to maximize access to different modes of transportation. Focus is not on car travel.  
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show involves changes in street alignment, barriers, and other physical changes to the street coridor to reduce traffic speeds and cut-through traffic. (chicane, choker, roundabouts, speed humps, speed tables, traffic circles)  
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