US 202 Traffic Analysis - Section 700 - PA 309 To Doylestown Bypass

US 202 Traffic Analysis - Section 700 - PA 309 To Doylestown Bypass

Product No.: 92009
Date Published: 03/1992

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This report presents current traffic counts as well as Year 1998 and 2018 traffic forecasts on a nine-mile segment of US 202 between PA 309 and the Doylestown Bypass in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. It was prepared at the request of PennDot which is conducting environmental impact and preliminary engineering studies for improvements to US 202 Section 700 and the adjoining Section 600 in Montgomery County. The DVRPC's regional travel simulation model was used to estimate future traffic volumes for six alternatives. These alternatives include: no-build, TSM improvements, construction of a new controlled access arterial with and without widening US 202 in Section 600, widening of Upper State Road, and widening of Stump Road.

Geographic Area Covered: The US Corridor for Section 700 includes the following municipalities in Bucks County; New Britain and Doylestown Townships, Chalfont and New Britain Boroughs: in Montgomery County; Montgomery Township.

Key Words: US 202 Section 700, Existing Traffic Volumes, Improvement Alternatives, Future Traffic Volumes, Focused Highway Assignment Process, Highway Assignment Model, Proposed Development Activity, Trip Generation

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