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Table 4-6 (Partial): Intersection Traffic Operations – Cumulative (2035) Conditions No Project Alternative AM Peak Hour

Proposed Alternative

PM Peak Hour

Traffic Control

V/C or Delay1

LOS2

V/C or Delay1

LOS2

Side-Street Stop

117.3>200

F

>200

F

14. North Avenue 18 & Pasadena Avenue

Signalized

0.567

A

0.713

22. Daly Street & North Broadway

Signalized

0.819

D

26. North Alameda Street & West College Street

Signalized

0.450

Side-Street Stop

Intersection 5.

West Avenue 26 & SR 110 Southbound Off-Ramp

33. North Alameda Street & North Main Street/Ord Street 38. State Street & Marengo Street

Notes:

1

Signalized

AM Peak Hour V/C or Delay1

PM Peak Hour

LOS2

V/C or Delay1

LOS2

55.2>20 0

F

>200

F

C

0.84437

D

0.72215

C

0.85410

D

0.7420. 800

CD

0.7610.7 97

C

A

0.5323

A

0.202

A

0.4652

A

53.1

F

17.2

C

39.3

E

18.5

C

0.625590

BA

0.59762

A

0.55388

A

0.42762

A

For all-way stop-controlled intersections, the overall average intersection control delay is reported in seconds per vehicle. For side-street stop control, the average control delay for the worst movement is reported in seconds per vehicle. 2 LOS based on CMA methodology for signalized intersections and HCM unsignalized methodology for unsignalized intersections. Shading indicates that the intersection operates at LOS E or F. Bold-italic indicates a significant impact.

Source: Fehr & Peers, 2012.


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